Adding ships to MTU … A TL10 bulk hydrocarbon freighter. It’s almost the same as a TL9 one, but has integrated sensors, and grav plating and inertial compensators, which means it costs a lot more.

Polat Class Bulk Freighter

Updated 2020-01-19

CraftID:	Bulk Freighter, Type WH, TL10, Cr 3,151,528,319
Hull:	18000/45000, Disp=20,000, Config=4USL, Armour=40E, Unloaded=134,733.916 tons, Loaded=321,354.965 tons
Power:	360/720, Fusion=36,174 Mw, Duration=30/90
Loco:	65610/131220, Manoeuvre=1, 65610/131220, Jump=1, Agility=0
Comm:	Radio=System x3, Laser=System x2, Maser=System
Sensors:	Active EMS=Far Orbit x2, Passive EMS=Interstellar x2, Headlight=20 ActObjScan=Rout, ActObjPin=Rout, PasEngScan=Rout,
Off:	Missile=x03 Batt 1 Bear 1
Def:	DefDM=+3
Control:	Computer=4 x3, Panel=Dynamic link x8,411, Special=HeadsUp display x40, Environ=Basic Env, Basic Ls, Extend Ls, Artificial Grav, Inertial Compensation
Accom:	Crew=46, (Bridge=14, Engineer=22, Maintenance=2, Gunnery=1, Command=6, Steward=1), Small Staterooms=24, Airlock x4 SubCraft=20-ton Glen class launch x2 Magazine=5 battery rounds
Other:	Cargo (Fuel)= 169818.409 kliters, Fuel=67022.64kliters, Fuel Purification Plant (fuel in 24 hs, purifies Cargo Fuel in 60.8 hs) ObjSize=Large, EmLevel=Moderate Battery Round=6 missiles
Comment:	Sufficient fuel for 2x Jump-1 Triple Turret Missile x2 Price in Quantity=Cr 2,521,222,655 Construction Time=175 weeks single, 131 weeks multiple

The Polat Class is County Corporations replacement for the Osuuen Class bulk freighters designed predominantly on the Osuuen class using the latest county technology to enable a better working environment for the crew, along with better sensors. The production of hydrocarbons was deemed of almost primary importance to the County at the time of the design of the Polat class and ship building resources allocated to their construction.

There are 28 ships in the class. There are 14 Polat allocated to the Darnikki to Home route. As each ship of the class was delivered an Osuuen Class was freed up to undergo modifications to be put on the New Home to Home route. With the profitability of the New Home to Home route evident another order for 14 additional ships was placed. The original 14 ships in the class then underwent modifications to Polat A’s in the same manner as Osuuen As using one jump’s fuel as additional hydrocarbon storage. There are 14 Polat A’s currently in service. There are no current plans to order more ships or undertake any further modifications.

Number Name Laid Down First Flight Builder Modified

WH-00101a Polat 788-226 792-001 Ogen a 860-003 (Ogen)

WH-00102a Pezhman 792-065 796-001 Ogen a 863-105 (Ogen)

WH-00103a Parwan 796-060 800-140 Ogen a 867-196 (Ogen)

WH-00104a Pertas 800-197 803-019 Ogen a 871-067 (Ogen)

WH-00105a Piruz 803-077 805-273 Ogen a 875-016 (Ogen)

WH-00106a Pirooz 805-329 808-195 Ogen a 878-239 (Ogen)

WH-00107a Peer 808-250 811-137 Ogen a 883-158 (Ogen)

WH-00108a Papa 811-298 815-092 Ogen a 890-079 (Ogen)

WH-00109a Pamer 815-319 818-211 Ogen a 895-002 (Ogen)

WH-00110a Peter 818-361 821-093 Ogen a 888-176 (Ogen)

WH-00111a Paras 826-236 830-033 Ogen a 905-003 (Ogen)

WH-00112a Padram 832-289 833-274 Ogen a 910-133 (Ogen)

WH-00113a Peyman 834-001 834-209 Ogen a 915-119 (Ogen)

WH-00114a Pawel 834-300 837-132 Ogen a 919-183 (Ogen)

WH-00115 Parviz 856-057 859-216 Ogen

WH-00116 Parvin 859-270 862-127 Ogen

WH-00117 Payvand 862-188 865-012 Ogen

WH-00118 Parva 865-111 867-308 Ogen

WH-00119 Parisa 867-364 870-196 Ogen

WH-00120 Pouran 870-258 873-077 Ogen

WH-00121 Pishdar 873-129 875-327 Ogen

WH-00122 Pahlavi 876-012 878-236 Ogen

WH-00123 Paul 884-361 888-122 Ogen

WH-00124 Pasha 888-176 890-364 Ogen

WH-00125 Pejman 891-052 893-241 Ogen

WH-00126 Pir 893-289 896-120 Ogen

WH-00127 Pak 896-167 898-365 Ogen

WH-00128 Pagah 898-047 900-242 Ogen

The modifications that follow show the costs of the Polat Class if they were to be produced as new. The cost of the modifications was insignificant.

Polat A Class Bulk Freighter

Updated 2020-01-19

CraftID:	Bulk Freighter, Type WH, TL10, Cr 3,151,528,319
Hull:	18000/45000, Disp=20,000, Config=4USL, Armour=40E, Unloaded=134,733.916 tons, Loaded=321,354.965 tons
Power:	360/720, Fusion=36,174 Mw, Duration=30/90
Loco:	65610/131220, Manoeuvre=1, 65610/131220, Jump=1, Agility=0
Comm:	Radio=System x3, Laser=System x2, Maser=System
Sensors:	Active EMS=Far Orbit x2, Passive EMS=Interstellar x2, Headlight=20 ActObjScan=Rout, ActObjPin=Rout, PasEngScan=Rout,
Off:	Missile=x03 Batt 1 Bear 1
Def:	DefDM=+3
Control:	Computer=4 x3, Panel=Dynamic link x8,411, Special=HeadsUp display x40, Environ=Basic Env, Basic Ls, Extend Ls, Artificial Grav, Inertial Compensation
Accom:	Crew=46, (Bridge=14, Engineer=22, Maintenance=2, Gunnery=1, Command=6, Steward=1), Small Staterooms=24, Airlock x4 SubCraft=20-ton Glen class launch x2 Magazine=5 battery rounds
Other:	Cargo (Fuel)=196818.409 kliters, Fuel=40022.64kliters, Fuel Purification Plant (fuel in 14.33 hs, purifies Cargo Fuel in 70.47 hs) ObjSize=Large, EmLevel=Moderate Battery Round=6 missiles
Comment:	Sufficient fuel for 2x Jump-1 Triple Turret Missile x2 Price in Quantity=Cr 2,521,222,655 Construction Time=175 weeks single, 131 weeks multiple

Best regards,

Ewan

For the fallen in the cause of the free:

"When I go home I will tell of them and say,

For our tomorrow, They gave their today."

My spelling is entirerly due to dyslexia, typos, and poetic license