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− | The Icosahedral station, or ‘Ico’ was introduced in 3137 as part of the GalCop galaxy wide upgrade. GASEC was again offered a contract to design the new prototype. The original design again offered some innovations over the DODO. It was now possible to resize objects to a maximum of 65% of the original size (including ships) this resulted in efficient ship storage. So while externally ICO stations are about the same size of Coriolis and DODO stations it can store much larger quantities of cargo and ships, planets often needed just one in orbit. | + | The Icosahedral station, or ‘Ico’ was introduced in 3137 as part of the GalCop galaxy wide upgrade. [[GASEC]] was again offered a contract to design the new prototype. The original design again offered some innovations over the DODO. It was now possible to resize objects to a maximum of 65% of the original size (including ships) this resulted in efficient ship storage. So while externally ICO stations are about the same size of Coriolis and DODO stations it can store much larger quantities of cargo and ships, planets often needed just one in orbit. |
The Icosahedron stations landing dock size is the standard; 192m x 64m x 250m (WxHxL) | The Icosahedron stations landing dock size is the standard; 192m x 64m x 250m (WxHxL) | ||
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Revision as of 09:32, 27 May 2010
Icosahedron Station | |
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Size (metres, W×H×L) | 1000 x 1000 x 1000 |
Cargo capacity | N/A |
Cargo bay extension | Unknown |
Maximum speed | N/A |
Manoeuvrability | Roll: 8.0 Pitch: 8.0 |
Energy banks | N/A |
Energy recharge rate | Unknown |
Gun mounts | 0 |
Missile slots | Unknown |
Shield boosters available | N/A |
Military shields available | N/A |
Hyperspace capable | No |
OXP or standard | Standard |
Available to player | No |
Base price | Unknown |
Overview
The Icosahedron stations, usually simply referred to as Icos,..
The Icosahedral station, or ‘Ico’ was introduced in 3137 as part of the GalCop galaxy wide upgrade. GASEC was again offered a contract to design the new prototype. The original design again offered some innovations over the DODO. It was now possible to resize objects to a maximum of 65% of the original size (including ships) this resulted in efficient ship storage. So while externally ICO stations are about the same size of Coriolis and DODO stations it can store much larger quantities of cargo and ships, planets often needed just one in orbit.
The Icosahedron stations landing dock size is the standard; 192m x 64m x 250m (WxHxL)
Links
See also: Coriolis Stations, Dodo Stations.