Musai Daioh class light cruiser
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Musai Daioh-Class Light Cruiser | |
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Class Overview | |
Class type: | Light Cruiser |
Class name: | Great King Musai |
Preceded by: | Musai class light cruiser |
Succeeded by: | Suiseiseki class light cruiser |
Operated by: | Bryn Shander |
General Characteristics | |
Mass: | 3,550,000 tons |
Length: | 1,246 ft 6 in (380m) |
Beam: | 520 ft 3 in (158.57m) |
Height: | 311 ft 10 in (95m) |
Complement: | 768 officers and men |
Powerplant: | Eight 80GW Minovsky-Ionscoe Supercompact Fusion Reactors |
Drives: | -2 Ion Engines -One Hermes Mk. 11 Hyperdrive -One emergency solar sail system |
Weapons: | -10x 500MW megaparticle cannons in ten twin turrets -6x 1000mm torpedo tubes -80x 120mm autocannons in 40 twin mounts |
Shields: | 10 Aegis Mk. 13 2GW Shield Generators |
Armor: | 3000mm multi layer Lunar Titanium-Ceramic composite |
Auxillery Craft: | -32x Mobile Suits -64x fighters -2x shuttles |
Other systems: | -Minovsky Craft System |
Overview
The Musai Daioh was the first of Bryn Shander's second generation capital ships, and was a huge improvement over the previous generation's Musai class light cruisers and even that generation's battleships. With a fair amount of firepower and a healthy strike craft compliment, the Musai Daioh was a respectable combatant, and examples of the class were often the flagships of small patrol, science, and logistics fleets.
278 ships of the class were constructed over the lifetime of the design.