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Orion-class Mission Scout Ship

Design Overview
The Scout ship is intended to be a slightly smaller, lighter armed and considerably faster counterpart to the Danube class Runabouts. The design is less modular than that of the Danube - Starfleet wanted a vessel which would be easier to build and maintain. It is optimised for low level planetary surveys or scientific missions, but can act as a personnel or light cargo transport if needed. In a combat mission the scout can act as a heavy fighter/interceptor; it has the speed and weaponry to take on most fighters, although its size makes it less than idea in this role. Alternatively the Scout can launch hit and run attacks on smaller Starships with a fair chance of survival.

The Scout is of relatively conventional design; the cockpit is in the forward section, just above and behind the navigational deflector. The nacelles are semi-conformal to the body, a measure reminiscent of the Defiant design. There is a docking latch access on the underside which fits any standard adapter.

General Information
Category Mission Role Number on USS Argo
Auxiliary Spacecraft Medium-range interstellar scout craft 1 (USS Atlas NCC-75712)
Dimensions
Length Beam Depth Mass
24.4 m 13.8 m 5 m 140 metric tons
Armament
  • Two Type-IX phaser mounts (total output 3,500 TW)
  • Defensive Systems
  • Auto-modulated deflector shield, total capacity 20,250 TJ
  • Light Duranium/Tritanium single hull
  • Low level Structural Integrity Field
  • Warp Systems
    Maximum Core Output Maximum Cruise Speed Maximum Safe Speed Maximum Speed
    2.91 x 105 TW (Cruise Mode) Warp 6.00 Warp 8.00 Warp 9.00 (1 hr.)
    Impulse Systems
    Primary Fusion Output Impulse Engine Output Impulse Engine Tolerance Maximum Accelleration
    1.1 EJ/hr .192 MeV/sec 1.047 MeV/sec 1,250,000 m/sec-2

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    Thanks to Star Trek: In Sound and Vision for the spacecraft images shown above.