USS Galileo :: Specifications - <i>Vincenzo</i> | NCC-80010-A/01

Specifications - Vincenzo | NCC-80010-A/01

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Summary

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An auxiliary craft manufactured specifically for Nova-class survey vessels, Vincenzo is a Waverider atmospheric shuttlecraft designed to facilitate close quarters examination and survey of planetary bodies by science personnel aboard the ship. At under 20 meters in length, the vessel is small enough to be carried by the petite Nova-class yet large enough to be useful. It is designed to operate in atmospheric conditions and is capable of reaching speeds of up to Mach 12. It is very fuel efficient at Mach 5 and above, making use of the conventional propulsion with back-up impulse and RCS thrusters for maneuvering in space. Unlike ordinary shuttlecraft, the Waverider does not enter the ship's main and auxiliary shuttlebays; instead, it idocks into a recessed port within the ventral portion of the primary hull just forward of the main sensor dome. Access to the Waverider is provided by a hatchway inside the ship and a ladder-equipped hard umbilical. It is not warp capable.


Shuttlecraft Overview

Classification Waverider-class Atmospheric Shuttle
Type Medium short-range research shuttle
Production Base ASDB Integration Facility, Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, Mars
Accommodation Two flight crew, one systems manager. Passenger configurations: four (STD); six (SCI)
Housing Forward-ventral docking port

Blueprints

Dimensions Length, 16.8 m; beam, 14.5 m; draft, 3.1 m
Mass 9.07 mT
Power Plant Three 500 millicochrane impulse driver engines; six DeFI 3422 microfusion RCS thrusters
Performance Sublight: 0.1c (STD); 0.25c (max). Atmosphere: Mach 6 (STD); Mach 12 (max)
Armament One Type IV phaser array