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The Sea-Dagger is a small, jet-powered catamaran designed to partially fill the role of naval attack aircraft. Although slower than most aircraft, it is more economical and much harder to detect. It derives its proulsion from pumps similar to those used in jet-skis. These are powered by jet engines which also contribute some thrust. It can currently only opperate close to shore although there are plans for new design of carrier, which can acomodate both air-craft and small watercraft.

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Dead Fox Military technologies does not have the capacity to manufacture the Sea Dagger so is selling the specification and designs for 300 billion pounds sterling, plus 200 Sea Dagger units in various configurations to be delivered within one year.

Specification:
Length 12.3m
Width 6.9m
Height 2.7m


Performance:
Speed 190 mph
Endurance 2hrs (380 miles)

Armament:
Two torpedos up to 950kg in weight.
Up to four anti-air missiles, similar in size to the sidewinder.

Countermeasures:
6 anti-sonar bouys.
Up to four flare dispensers, occupying the same tubes as the AA missiles.
ECM suite.

Powerplant:
Two Fox residual thrust turboshafts driving waterpumps within the hulls.

OOC

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Cheers

ooc: thanks. The images are still being a bit tetchy, I think that's more to do with geocities not liking out-hosting stuff.

ooc: thanks. The images are still being a bit tetchy, I think that's more to do with geocities not liking out-hosting stuff.

Oh yes, Geocities ... image link blockers cough cough :(

ooc right-click / show image seems to sort most of it. Do you know anywhere that hosts images properly for free?

villagephotos.com is OK for that, sometimes it'll randomly shut down though.

Look at http://walagata.com/

No idea how good they are.

ooc: assuming someone buys this in-character, I'll do them a few more high quality renders for a shop-front with the boat painted in a colour scheme of their choice (with flag on tail fin)