Springer

Overview and History

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Vehicle Specifications			General Stats
Name:	Springer		Threat Value:	41
Vehicle Type:	Truck		Offensive Value:	0
Production Type:	Mass Produced		Defensive Value:	19
Cost:	20,500.00 dinars		Miscellaneous Value:	102
Manufacturer:	Various		Size:	3
Use:	Cargo Transport		Original Default Size:	3
Height:	1.8 meters		Indv. Lemon Dice:	3
Length:	3.4 meters		Crew:	1
Width:	1.8 meters		Bonus Actions:	0
Avg. Armor Thickness:	6mm
Armor Material:	Steel		Armor
Standard Op. Weight:	1200 kg		Light Damage:	5
Primary Move Mode:	Ground (92 kph)		Heavy Damage:	10
Secondary Move Mode:	( kph)		Overkill:	15
Deployment Range:	500 km
Sensor Range:	0 km		Vehicle Availability
Communication Range:	10 km		Availability Threshhold:	0
Powerplant:	Diesel		Max Number on Field:
Engine Output:	150hp
			Movement
Electronics			Primary Move Mode:	Ground
Sensors:	-5		Combat Speed:	8
Communications:	-2		Top Speed:	15
Fire Control:	-2		Secondary Move Mode:
			Combat Speed:
			Top Speed:
			Maneuver:	-2

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Weapons

Quantity	Name	Code	Arc	ACC	Damage	Range	ROF	Ammo	Special

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Perks

Name	Rating	Game Effects	AUX
Cargo Bay.c	10	10 cubic meter capacity
HEP: Desert		-
Passenger Seating	2	Seats for 2 passengers

Flaws

Name	Rating	Game Effects
No Sensors		Cannot perform Active Sensor checks

Defects

Name	Rating	Game Effects

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Variants

There are no variants.

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Designer Notes

The designation cargo jeep is usually assigned to small utilitarian vehicles used to ferry light cargo over short or medium distances. The Springer is a perfect example of such a vehicle. Although it is in service with the Southern army (being the standard light cargo hauler of the MILICIA), similar designs can be found in all Terranovan armies. The Springer has a rugged suspension that gives it good off-road performance for a wheeled design, although not at the level of a true off-road capable vehicle. The entire vehicle is built around a standard diesel engine, a powerplant that is simple and easy to replace and repair. Some models have salvaged V-engines from Gears, but the complex transmission required sometimes causes more problems than field technicians are willing to cope with.

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