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Revision as of 01:51, 3 April 2018
Streak SRMs, or SSRMs, are SRMs that have been upgraded with two forms of guidance: they can Lock onto a target and autonomously follow it, or they can be Guided after launch by moving the Mech's aiming reticule.
SSRM launchers with a D prefix denote a Dual launcher, which fire twice as much ordinance per volley as a comparable regular SSRM launcher.
Contents
Weapon Stats
All stats are current as of release 0.9.1.
| Weapon | Lock Range | Max Range | Min Range | Ammo/ton | Heat | Damage | Damage Type | Secondary Damage | Secondary Damage Type | Splash Radius | Shots/min | Mech Damage/sec | Heat/sec | Ammo Cost/ton | Max Damage/ton Ammo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BA SSRM2 | 300m | 200m | 10m | --- | --- | 2x 375 | Missile | 2x 125 | Frag | 0.8m / 5m | 2x 5 | 31.77 | --- | --- | --- | Each SSRM loads independently Missiles will follow crosshairs when not locked |
| Air SSRM2 | --- | 660m | 0m | 48 | 6 | 2x 50 | Missile | 2x 50 | Frag | 0.95m / 2m | 150 | 262.5 | 15 | 250 | 5040 | --- |
| (C)SSRM2 | 450m | C 450m IS 349m |
0m | 36 | 16 | 2x 100 | Missile | 2x 100 | Frag | 0.8m / 3m | 15 | 52.5 | 4 | C 225 IS 175 |
3780 | --- |
| Air SSRM4 | --- | 660m | 0m | 96 | 6 | 4x 25 | Missile | 4x 25 | Frag | 0.95m / 2m | 150 | 262.5 | 15 | 250 | 10080 | --- |
| (C)SSRM4 | 450m | C 450m IS 349m |
0m | 72 | 32 | 4x 100 | Missile | 4x 100 | Frag | 0.8m / 3m | 15 | 105 | 8 | 450 | 7560 | --- |
| Air SSRM6 | --- | 660m | 0m | 96 | 6 | 6x 16.67 | Missile | 6x 16.67 | Frag | 0.95m / 2m | 150 | 262.5 | 15 | 250 | 10080 | --- |
| (C)SSRM6 | 450m | C 450m IS 349m |
0m | 72 | 48 | 6x 100 | Missile | 6x 100 | Frag | 0.8m / 3m | 15 | 157.5 | 12 | C 450 IS 350 |
7560 | --- |
| Weapon | Lock Range | Max Range | Min Range | Ammo/ton | Heat | Damage | Damage Type | Secondary Damage | Secondary Damage Type | Splash Radius | Shots/min | Mech Damage/sec | Heat/sec | Ammo Cost/ton | Max Damage/ton Ammo | Notes |
| (C)DSSRM4 | 450m | C 450m IS 349m |
0m | 72 | 64 | 8x 100 | Missile | 8x 100 | Frag | 0.8m / 3m | 15 | 210 | 16 | C 450 IS 350 |
7560 | --- |
| (C)DSSRM6 | 450m | C 450m IS 349m |
0m | 72 | 96 | 12x 100 | Missile | 12x 100 | Frag | 0.8m / 3m | 15 | 315 | 24 | C 450 IS 350 |
7560 | --- |
To get a lock on a target it takes 0.3 seconds and is only possible within the range of the launcher.
Canon
Originally developed in 2647 by the Star League, the Streak SRM Launcher is relatively similar to the standard SRM launcher but incorporates a unique Targa-7 fire control system. This system consists of a multi-lens sensor linked to a microwave targeting laser and battle computer built in to the launcher. When activated the system fires multiple light pulses at the target, and if the sensor detects a positive return signal from 90% or more of the pulses the battle computer authorizes missile launch; once airborne the missiles receive constant telemetry updates from the system to ensure they hit their target. In contrast if the system does not receive sufficient feedback before firing to guarantee a hit it will prevent the missiles from launching. This special feature of the system prevents the weapon from firing at a target when there is no lock-on, saving ammunition by preventing shots that would otherwise miss.
Usage
The following vehicles equip these weapons.
| Air SSRM2 | (C)SSRM2 | Air SSRM4 | (C)SSRM4 | Air SSRM6 | (C)SSRM6 | (C)DSSRM4 | (C)DSSRM6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
