MDC BY LOCATION:

	Laser Turrets (12)				150 each
	Particle Beam Turrets (2)			200 each
	Particle Beam Gun (1)				200
	Hanger Doors (12)				500 each
	Airlocks/Access Hatches (many)			100 each
	Outer Hull (per 12 meter area)			100
	Interior walls (per 6 meter area)		20
	(1) Command Tower				6000
	Forward Section (1/3)				25,000
	Midsection (1/3)				25,000
	(2) Rear Section (1/3)				30,000
	(3) Main Thrusters (8, Rear)			6000 each
	Secondary Thrusters (4, rear)			2500 each
	(4) Pinpoint barrier force field (4)		4000 each

NOTES:

1. Destroying the command tower will instantly kill the command staff and deprive the ship of all forms of long range communications, radar and targeting. The range and targeting capabilities of the secondary systems are equal to that of an Alpha. The ship can still operate, but is at -3 on initiative, -3 to strike, and number of attacks per melee of the weapon systems are reduced by half.
2. Depleting the MDC of the rear section means that the back third of the ship has been destroyed. this includes all engines/thrusters, half of the main mecha hangers, and all personnel, mecha & equipment in those sections when it was destroyed. the ship will be adrift in space without any means of propulsion, and on auxiliary life support. However, the command towers, forward mecha hangers, missile launchers, weapon systems and pinpoint barrier are still fully operational.
3. Depleting the MDC of the main engines will force the ship to rely on its secondary engines. Depleting the MDC of the main engines AND secondary engines will leave the ship adrift in space. If in an atmosphere, the ship will crash (destruction of the main engines will render the antigravity system useless due to loss of power).
4. The Pinpoint Barriers regenerate at a rate of 1,250 MD per second (2,500 MD per melee action). If destroyed, a barrier will completely regenerate within four seconds (2 melee actions). See the Pinpoint Barrier System entry for details.

SPEEDS:

Speed(sublight): 0.002 speed of light
Speed(conventional Drives): Can sustain 0.21 g for 276 minutes (4.6 hours), 0.42 g for 138 minutes(2.3 hours), 72 minutes at 1.2 g (1.2 hours) , or 20 minutes at the emergency flank speed of 1.5 g.
Space Fold: Range Unlimited. Note: when the ship uses the fold, it will transport all vessels within a 3-5 km radius of it.
Planet bound:

Can land if necessary but not designed to maneuver in an atmosphere. The ship cannot land in anything but water, otherwise it would crush the lower hull block.

Maximum Range: Unlimited (Protoculture generator has an estimated 30 year life span)

STATISTICAL DATA:

Length: 1120m
Height: 357m
Width: 430m
Weight: 29,000,000 tons

Fold System:

Robotech Research Group Mk II Fold System (2015-2028), Mk III Fold System (2029-2035) or Mk IV Fold System (2035 onwards)

Sublight Drive:

SNECMA RB17a local, monopolar-induced gravitic space-time distortion drive.

Gravity Control System: Internal
Auxiliary Engine:

Westinghouse HSP-24 Fusion-Plasma Reaction Thrusters with protoculture energizer.

Radar System: Robotech Resaerch Group sensory systems

WEAPON SYSTEMS:

1. Twelve Double-Barreled Laser Turrets. Four turrets are mounted abeam the command tower. One is mounted in front of the forward particle beam battery, one behind the aft particle beam battery. Two are mounted port and starboard on the ventral hull, and the final two are mounted on the ventral centerline. Designed to suppress other spacecraft. the turret has a 180 degree arc of fire.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Assault/Defence
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • RANGE: 320,000km (Half in an atmosphere)
   • DAMAGE: 1D4x100 M.D. each
   • RATE OF FIRE: Each turret can fire twice per melee
   • PAYLOAD: Effectively unlimited.

2. Two Main Particle Beam Turrets. Two Non-retractable double-barrelled weapon turrets, one mounted on the forward section of the hull forward of the Quadruple-barrelled turret and the other aft of the bridge. Designed to suppress other spacecraft. the turret has a 180 degree arc of fire.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Assault/Defence
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • RANGE: 320,000km (Half in an atmosphere)
   • DAMAGE: 1D6x100 M.D. each
   • RATE OF FIRE: Each turret can fire twice per melee
   • PAYLOAD: Effectively unlimited.

3. One Quadrouple-Barreled Particle Beam Turret. A non-retractable quadruple-barrelled weapon turret mounted on the forward section of the hull, behind the Particle-beam turret. Designed to suppress other spacecraft. the turret has a 180 degree arc of fire.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Assault/Defence
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • RANGE: 320,000km (Half in an atmosphere)
   • DAMAGE: 2D4x100 M.D.
   • RATE OF FIRE: Twice per melee
   • PAYLOAD: Effectively unlimited.

4. Three SRS-5 Anti-Warship Missile Launchers mounted in the top forward area of the main Hull. The launchers fire large ICBM type missiles.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Assault
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • RANGE: 1,286km (Half in an atmosphere)
   • DAMAGE: 1D6x200 M.D. per missile
   • RATE OF FIRE: One at a time or in volleys of 2, 3, or 5 per launcher
   • PAYLOAD: 5 missiles and 10 relaods per launcher
   • NOTES: Self guided, +3 to strike

5. Six Long Range Missile Silos. The ship mounts six missile launching silos, one each forward and aft of the main bridge, two in the lower forward hull and two in the rear hull. The silos are covered until needed, whereupon the large missile doors slide back revealing the launcher. The missiles launch vertically and turn towards their targets. Carries only long-range missiles.
   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Anti-Aircraft
   • SECONDARY PURPOSE: Anti-Warship
   • MISSILE TYPES: Any type of Long Range Missile can be used. Reflex missiles are commonly used to avoid hitting friendly aircraft.
   • RANGE: Varies
   • SPEED: Varies
   • DAMAGE: Varies
   • BLAST RADIUS: Varies
   • RATE OF FIRE: One at a time or in volleys of 3, 9, 12, or 15
   • PAYLOAD: 15 missiles per silo plus another 105 reloads for a totasl of 120 missiles per launcher.

6. Pinpoint Barrier Defence System: Originally developed by researchers onboard the SDF-1 during the First Robotech War, the Pinpoint Barrier System is a standard defense system on board all large REF starships, including the Tokagawa Battleships. The system generates four small disc-shaped force fields that can be positioned anywhere along the ship to deflect missiles, energy beams or projectiles. Each pinpoint barrier is about 200 ft (61 m) in length and can absorb up to 5,000 MD in damage, which then regenerates within four seconds (2 melee rounds). The barriers can also be layered on top of each other to generate a field which provides 20,000 MDC and can even deflect Reflex Cannon beams (usually).

   The four barriers are controlled by operators in the command tower of the Battleship. These operators are instructed to defend (1) the command tower, bridge, and sensor array, (2) main engines, (3) hangar bays, and (4) weapon systems, in that order. The operators primarily concentrate on defending the ship against larger spacecraft and leave defense against mecha attacking the ship to the VT pilots.

   • PRIMARY PURPOSE: Defense (the pinpoint barrier system cannot be used as a weapon)
   • RANGE: Up to 300 feet (91.5 m) from the surface of the vessel.
   • DAMAGE CAPACITY: Can sustain up to 5,000 MD per round. Regenerates at a rate of 2,500 MD per melee round.
   • RADIUS: 200 ft (61 m)
   • DEFENSIVE MOVEMENT: Can move from one end of the ship to the other in less than a single round. Trained operators can attempt to block attacks up to 8 times per melee (counts as a parry) and are at +7 to block. Untrained characters can parry up to their number of hand-to-hand attacks with their normal parry bonuses only.
   • PAYLOAD: Nearly inexhaustible. Will work as long as system is functional (see below) and engines are intact. If main engines are destroyed, the barrier will loose power and not function.
   • NOTE: If all four barriers are grouped in a single spot they can deflect a heavy particle beam attack, such as the one generated by the SDF-1, Zentraedi command warships, and Tirolian ships. However, the beam will completely destroy all four barriers and put incredible strain on the pinpoint barrier system, to the point where it may short out. After deflecting an energy beam, roll percentile dice on the table below to determine additional effects/damage.
     • 01-15: Lucked out, system will be operational in 1D6 hours.
     • 16-30: Minor damage, system will require 4D6 hours to repair.
     • 31-45: Major damage, system will require 2D6x10 hours to repair (yes, DAYS of work).
     • 46-60: Completely destroyed! System can be rebuilt, but will require new parts and 2D6 DAYS of work to replace.
     • 61-75: Major damage, system will require 2D6x10 hours to repair.
     • 76-90: Minor damage, system will require 4D6 hours to repair.
     • 91-95: Lucked out, system will be operational in 1D6 hours.
     • 96-00: It's a miracle! Trivial damage only, system will be operational again in only 4D6 melee rounds!

SYSTEMS OF NOTE:

• ANTIGRAVITY PROPULSION SYSTEM: The Tokagawa battleshipss are equipped with an anti-gravity propulsion system used for planetary landings and liftoffs. The system is good for vertical ascent/descent only and can lift the ship at speeds of up to 1,320 feet (400 m) per minute. The system will function so long as the main engines can supply energy to it.
• HYPERSPACE COMMUNICATIONS: Based on the same technology as the space fold system, the hyperspace communications relay allows faster-than-light communication between the Tokagawa ships and other vessels or planetary bases. Hyperspace communications are still not instantaneous, however. Audio/video communication travels through hyperspace at a rate of about 5 seconds per light year, so messages communicated over vast distances can still take days, weeks, or months to arrive.
• LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS: The battleships have sufficient life support to provide breathable air and comfortable temperatures for 32,000 people for up to 12 years (air is recycled). In an emergency the life support system can support up to 120,000 people at one time, though living conditions onboard will get extremely cramped at that point.
• LONG-RANGE LASER/SATELLITE RELAY COMMUNICATIONS: The impressive communications array of the battleship can communicate with up to 1,000 craft simultaneously at ranges of up to 900 miles (1,440 km). This range can be boosted indefinitely by using satellites or other spacecraft as to relay communications.
• LONG-RANGE RADAR: The radar array of the battle carrier is equally as impressive as the communication system, and can track and identify up to 2,000 craft simultaneously. The radar system has a 2,000 mile/3,200 km range.
• SPACE FOLD SYSTEM: For FTL propulsion, the battleship is equipped with a Robotech Research Group Mk II Fold System. The range of the fold drive is theoretically unlimited except by the life expectancy of the spacecraft. The Mark II fold system was somewhat unreliable, so the ships were later refitted with Mark III and alter Mark IV fold systems
• SUBLIGHT ENGINES: As a backup to the Fold System, the battleship is equipped with a SNECMA RB17a local, monopolar-induced gravitic space-time distortion drive that can propel the craft at speeds up to 0.002 speed of light in space. Note that these engines are mainly intended for rapid movement inside a planetary system and are not suited for long voyages between star systems. In a planetary atmosphere the carrier is limited to subsonic speeds maximum due to hull stress.
• SUBSPACE MASS SENSORS: The Tokagawa battleships are equipped with subspace sensors, which are based on the same principles as the hyperspace communications array. These sensors can essentially instantly detect mass readings and movement of objects up to 1 AU (93 million miles) distant from the carrier, and the readings are used both for early warning and for navigation when travelling at sublight speeds. Readings taken with the subspace sensors are not very detailed (-25% penalty when trying to identify a detected object) and cannot detect objects of less than 60,000 kg (this includes most mecha).

Designers Notes

Japanese Name: Unknown Super Dimensional Cavalry: Southern Cross

Episodes Seen in: #47, #60

The info on the Tokagawa is limiteds only to examining the footage of it in action in episode #47, and its breif appearance in epsiode #60. The decision to have this ship pre-date the REF's departure is based on Carpenter's statement in episode #47 that the Hannibal had been his home for 15 years.

The designation "SDF-7" comes from the Sentinels novels, where the designation was used for several ships, most notably the Hannibal, Marcus Antonius and Archangel. The Sentinels refrence materials refer to the Horizont as being designated SDF-7; i have chosen to ignore this.