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The Hornet-MK III

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The Hornet MK-III is an extremely versatile plain, cpable of moving up, down, and even going in circles, unlike other planes, that fly straight and fast. The Hornet may not have speed, but it's versatile giving it a wide capability of tasks. Here are the tasks of the Hornet-MK III

Speed: 900 mph (speed is slow, otherwise the MK III would not be versatile.

Maneuvrability: Extremely High, capable of moving in all directions.

Equipped Weapon Systems:
2 MK III Rocket Fuzion Missles by Microton 4 .50 Caliber Machine Guns 1 Microton Radar Jammer Equipment

Size: 17.4 ft high
15 ft width

Weight: 1.50 tonnes

Wingspan: 24.3 feet

Capacity: 3 humans

Storage: Can hold up to 250 kg in extra space.

Capable tasks:
Air-air assault/combat
Air-ground assault
Search and rescue missions

Engine Systems:
Thermal Propulsion System
Nanite Cooling Systems
Emergency backup Nano PowerGenerator

Digital Hacking Systems:
Type 104.21 Digitized Intrusion System
I-ZARC Virus System for Digitized Disruption

Materials:
Non radioactive Nanite
Heavy Durasteel
Shielded Plexiglass
Plastic
Other Assorted Metals

Shield Systems:
Primary: MK IV Microton Shield Generator
Secondary: MK II Microton Shield Generator

Landing Gear:
3 Gravity Lifts
4 Microton TriWheels

Lighting Systems:
Microton Infared Lighting System
LIB LED Lighting System
Sterolyte Lighting System

Construction Cost: $39.200.000.000

Total Cost for Purchase: $48.500.000.000


*We can ship these to your nations, but we do not have the rights for sale. These ships have already been tested, but you may test them again.

OOC: 900mph is actually real fast. Do you mean 90?

900 mph is actually the top speed, with no equipment, and that's risking the plane because it could explode. But that's just the plane at it's limits. We recommend you fly it at 400 mph. 90 mph is too slow for this unit, considering it's weight.

OOC: 900mph = Mach 1.18 = faster then the speed of sound. Not going to happen. You're going to have a hard time getting 400mph out of this, as that should be about your top speed.

And of course for the price this would cost, a helicopter is cheaper.

OOC: How are the two guys in the jumpseats supposed to stay on going 400 mph? Even if they were strapped in, the wind would rip off their equipment and other things, which would lead one to wonder if you would just be better off using something else to transport people.

True. Very true. We calculated the speed wrong. We have conducted further testing, and the maximum speed we could get out of it was 110 mph without any cargo whatsoever.

Our final speed is: 85 mph, which is the reccomended speed.