Speed and Statistical Data:

In space: 1,45Ø mph Range: .1 light year, but the pilot must wear a spacesuit or something, since the cockpit isn’t sealed. On the ground: 9Ø MPH Range: 1Ø years. Height: 26 feet, 4 inches Width: 8 feet 2 inches Length: 2 feet 6 inches

Weight: 6.62 Tons Cargo: Pilot supplies only; There are actually two sets, an upper compartment and lower, both with a complete set of supplies, including spare ammo and a riot shotgun (some departments still use variations on the old Fontain Heavy), food packets, etc- Everything an officer might need if they have to ditch their Mecha or climb out to effect an arrest (though this is rare, since it exposes the Mecha to being stolen or worse). Power System: JJM-222 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Engines Cost and Availability: 5Ø,ØØØ€; Regularly available. Black Market Cost and Availability: 5,ØØØ to a half million€; Routinely available.

Weapons Systems

1. Battle Mace: This RDF hold out continues in service due mostly to it’s simplicity; A battle mace can be fashioned out of almost any type of vaguely dowel metal, cut to right length. The MB-4 comes with the robot from the factory; Black and grey market sales occasionally lack this element. Purpose: Defense M.D.: 3D6 per blow Attacks per Melee: Per pilots. Range: Reach plus 4 to 1Ø feet. Payload: Not applicable. Replacement Cost and Availability: 15,ØØØ€; Always available. Black Market Cost and Availability: Not applicable. 2. Stunner Plates: During the Persius Ghetto riots, a precursor design to the Ingram was deployed in large numbers. The deployment of the original police Destroids aggravated the crowd, and they rushed them; Much to everyone’s surprise, they were, actually, pretty easy to knock down, and once down, the pilots were totally exposed; Of the 3Ø-odd overwhelmed, 25 of the police officers were murdered. With this in mind, the Ingram series were rigged with close-range anti-personnel weapons. At first, command detonated Cobalt Mines were considered; However, the deadly nature turned many in legal (not law enforcement) circles against them, and the less-than-lethal stunner plates were installed instead. They work really simple; The pilot throws a switch, if you touch the Mecha you get zapped; If you’re stupid enough to keep holding on, you can be zapped to death. Pilots can also shut down specific plates, in the event someone gets stuck to the panel somehow. The system, however, was tested using FULL SIZED T’sentrædi volunteers, and toughest one could only hold on for a few seconds before her hand was knocked further away than the total height of the Mecha; One volunteer was actually knocked 2Ø feet away. (On the other hand, the first one stated quite clearly she wasn’t going for a second round; The other one mentioned went back three times.) Purpose: Anti-Personnel. Damage: 5D6 per jolt; Also has a 85% chance of leaving the victim stunned, but conscious, for 1D4 melees. Rate of Fire: Single shot (per pilots attacks per melee). Range: Self/Touch. Payload: Unlimited. Cost and Availability: 2,ØØØ€; Always available. Black Market Cost and Availability: Same.

3. Type 5/56 Police Destroid Pistol: Due to the reliability of ammo supplies, the decision to switch police Destroids from laser to propellant based weapons wasn’t hard; The refinement of Plasma-662 provided the last little impetus to do so. The 5/56 Police Destroid Pistol has also seen limited use in the REF and GSA. Purpose: Defense/Anti-Robot M.D.: 1D4 per individual shot or 5D6 per 5 round burst. Rate of Fire: Per pilots attacks per melee. Range: 2ØØ feet Payload: Each clip carries 1ØØ rounds (2Ø bursts); Each robot is designed to carry 4 spare clips. Additionally, the black market sometimes has expanded clips, ranging from 15Ø to 5ØØ rounds. Cost and Availability: 2Ø,ØØØ€ Ammo Cost and Availability: A crate of 5ØØ rounds costs 5Ø,ØØØ€; Always available. Black Market Cost and Availability: 2Ø,ØØØ to 1 million€; Routinely available. Black Market Ammo Cost and Availability: A crate of 5ØØ rounds costs an average of a half-million€; Always available. 4. Type 281 Police Destroid Shotgun: The Type 281 was actually developed for the RDF Gladiator Destroid and Veritech Fighter; However, the weapon wasn’t found to meet RDF needs and was disregarded. The advent of Mecha-equipped galactic malcontents, however, has changed this, and the weapon is being produced on almost every civilized world. Purpose: Anti-Armor M.D.: 5D6 per blast Rate of Fire: Single shot (per pilots attacks per melee). Range: 25Ø feet Payload: The gun can hold up to 2ØØ rounds in it’s tubular magazine; Reloading the magazine takes 1 minute per 1Ø rounds in the field, or 1 minute with a reloading machine. Cost and Availability: 25Ø,ØØØ€ Ammo Cost and Availability: A crate of 2,ØØØ rounds costs 1ØØ,ØØØ€ and is ALWAYS available. Black Market Cost and Availability: 2Ø,ØØØ to 5 million€ Black Market Ammo Cost and Availability: A crate of 2,ØØØ rounds costs 1ØØ,ØØØ€ and is ALWAYS available.

Features: The Ingram is a bit lighter on some features, mostly those of pure militry applications. However, Anit-Missile Chaff/Flare Dispensers and other decoy systems can be installed with a kit.

Radar: Combat grade radar. Range: 2ØØ miles, can track up to 25Ø individual targets. 95% reliability (24% against unfriendly stealthed vehicles). E.S.M.: Radar Detector. Passively detects other radars being operated. A.J.P.: Active Jamming Pod. Causes -25% to detection but when it is active, other vehicles/bases can detect that it is jamming, and some missiles will home in on jamming signals. Jamming also causes a -4 penalty to all radar guided weapons. Anti-Jamming System: Reduces Electronics Countermeasure by ¾ (decrease skill level appropriately). Full Range Sensory Suite: Infrared, ultra violet, Magnification, night sight, color filters, thermal imager. Range is about 2,ØØØ miles for MOST sensors. Type-11 wide band radios: Effective 1Ø mile range, auto encrypt/decrypt. Works on standard radio band wavelengths, so it can still be jammed (if the enemy knows the frequencies). Loudspeaker: Amplifies voice 1 to 1ØØ times. 1ØØ’ in normal crowds. Smoke Emitters (2): Throws out smoke flares which emits enough smoke to cover an area about 2س feet in calm weather; Special chemicals block IR sensors and radar signals (scatters them so the enemy cant get a good fix), however does not totally interfere with enemy sensors (enemy is -2 strike). Note: The smoke can be replaced by ANY chemical agent, from tear gas and pepper sprays to “Dragon’s Breath”, a noxious chemical that produces a smell so foul it’s been known to cause people to visit the hospital, but is really quite harmless. Combat/Targeting Computer: Records all enemy and friendly activity over the course of time; Can replay that activity for the pilot, assign target designation numbers, and track likely damage based on mathematical formulas (i.e. “Right leg red” badly damaged/destroyed, “head green” not damaged, etc). Displays this information as a pop up in the HUD on request by the pilot. It can also track the status of other police in there area if thier bio-monitor are on line. Electronic Counter Measures (ECM): These systems disrupt enemy radar and tracking systems, making it difficult for them to lock onto the ship with weapons. The countermeasures give the Mecha a +3 to dodge, +2 to strike and +1 on initiative in combat. CBR Protection: Complete chemical, biohazard, and radiological protection. Motion Detector: Activates a loud wailing when an object is coming at the user fast, and a soft ringing if it’s coming slowly. Activation ranges must be specified by the pilot. FLIR/SLIR: Forward and Side Looking Infrared. Allows pilot and weapons officer to get visuals on targets at night.

Blue Force Tracker: Identifies Friend from Foe. Overlays the information on both the radar and HUD, ensuring that friendly forces are not accidentally targeted. Mine Detector (in feet): Gives effective 85% Detect Mine/Trap OR increases skill by 1Ø% for pilots that have that skill (whichever is more). Works on density composition, so non-metallic objects cant hide, and displays a visual assessment and danger probability (based on a mathematical formula) for the pilot on request. Video Recorder: Records from sensors and the cockpit itself. 5ØØ hours of recording available. G.P.S.: Standard tracking device. H.U.D.: Displays maps, radar, targeting information, and any OTHER information the wearer wants directly in front of the user. Virtual Map: Displays a continuously-updating map of local terrain for the pilot. Effective land navigation of 85% as updates come. Good to 5Ø miles. Specific range can be adjusted in 1 mile increments. Survival Pack: A pack of simpler emergency survival supplies: Pup tent, sleeping bag, black light, G.P.S., first aid kit (bandages, gauze, bandage tape, pads, antiseptic/analgesic), plasma torch (for small repairs and starting fires), repair kit (with MDC Repair Spray), sewing kit (a small spool of thread and 5 needles), 7 star flares (25Ø’ apogee), 2 white parachute flares (1,5ØØ’ apogee), 1ØØ’ of black or brown parachute cord (15Ø lbs tensile strength), 2-5 days rations, 2 gallons water, water purification kit- good for about 1Ø gallons. Internal temperature and humidity control: Automatically maintains users desired heat, humidity, and other personal comfort settings. Heat And Radiation Shielding: Special shielding prevents the penetration of life threatening heat and radiation. Variable Tint Cockpit Canopy: Adjusts tinting to light conditions, up to an including a black dot if the sun is directly on the pilots face (only covers eyes). XTNDR RADAR/Radio Antenna Extender: A simple, 2³’ helium balloon lofts a 1Ø lb. pod 1ØØ’ into the air. Hanging from this payload is a fiber-optic cable that relays the data collected from the XTNDR Pod to the Mecha computers. Note that using this system under heavy foliage will allow the radar, etc to work there, at no penalties, but it will not break the canopy either.MDC By Location: Pod: 5Ø Fiber Optic Cable: 1Ø Effect: Extends range of any sensors 1Ø times (or defeats other penalties in a 5 mile area).