♦ Osprey
Defenses
Basic
- Mass:
- 11,100,000 kg
- Packaged volume:
- 107,000 m3
- Portion size:
- 1
Structure Hitpoints: - 1,813 HP
Capacity: - 485 m3
- Volume:
- 107,000 m3
Mass: - 11,100,000 kg
radius: - 174 m
NPC
entityFactionLoss: - 0.007
Cargo
- Capacity:
- 485 m3
Targeting
Maximum Targeting Range: - 78,125 m
Ladar Sensor Strength: - 0 points
Magnetometric Sensor Strength: - 0 points
RADAR Sensor Strength: - 0 points
Gravimetric Sensor Strength: - 18 points
- Signature Radius:
- 131 m
Scan Resolution: - 350 mm
Navigation
Maximum Velocity: - 645 m/sec
Inertia Modifier: - 0.41175 x
Capacitor
Capacitor Capacity: - 4,818 GJ
Capacitor Recharge time: - 3m 46.624s
Shield
Shield Capacity: - 6,950 HP
- Shield recharge time:
- 13m 13.5s
- shieldUniformity:
- 0.75
Shield EM Damage Resistance: - 47.1664%
Shield Thermal Damage Resistance: - 57.73312%
Shield Explosive Damage Resistance: - 73.5832%
Armor
Armor Hitpoints: - 1,250 HP
Structure
- Structure Hitpoints:
- 1,813 HP
Industry
Adam4Eve Material InfluenceOther
- charge:
- 0 GJ
- Shield Bonus:
- 1,463 HP
- gfxBoosterID:
- 394
- shieldCharge:
- 0
- behaviorRemoteShieldBoostRange:
- 26,500 m
- behaviorRemoteShieldBoostFalloff:
- 39,750 m
Description
In YC114 each major empire faction, having been embroiled in a harrowing, extensive, long-term war, recognized the growing need for support and logistics functionality in their vessels during the kind of protracted interstellar warfare that might otherwise prove exhausting for its participants. Both Frigate and Cruiser-class ships were put under the microscope, and in the Caldari State the outcome of the re-evaluation process led, among other developments, to a redesign and redeployment of the Osprey.
The Osprey originally offered excellent versatility and power for what was considered a comparably low price. After its redesign, its inbuilt mining technology - now a little creaky and long in the tooth - was gutted from the Osprey and replaced in its entirety with tech of a different type, capable of high energy and shield transfers.