VC Carryall

Whether a cargo container, a scout vehicle, or even an armored vehicle, the VC Carryall is the go to atmospheric drop ship of the VC fleet. Able to lift a payload up to nearly 140% of its own weight from multiple payload-lift landing gears, the Carryall’s robust versatility makes it the workhorse of planeside VC ventures.

Though outfitted with three solar panels, the Carryall’s five batteries require support facilities to be efficiently and quickly recharged. Some operators even favor removing the panels entirely to gain their weight in lift capacity. Others insist on keeping them in case they crash in a remote area and find themselves in need of the power source.

Specifications:

•Mass: 98,373 kg •Power: 5 batteries and 3 solar panels •Thrust: Atmospheric •Maneuvering: 10 gyroscopes •Weapons: 2 Gatling guns •Cargo: 1 medium container •Crew and passenger capacity: 1 pilot

Systems:

•Oxygen tank •Remote control •Antenna •Floodlights •3 Payload alignment cameras •Repair projector •Multiple payload-lift landing gears

Realistic Settings:

Max safe operating mass – vehicle plus cargo (approximate):

•Earth-like: 208,000 kg •Mars-like: 190,000 kg •Alien: 223,000 kg

Payload-lift capacity (approximate):

•Earth-like: 110,000 kg (Up to ~136,000 kg if pitched up to use aft thrusters in addition to primary lift thrusters – use this method to lift the VC LAV) •Mars-like: 95,000 kg (Cannot lift VC LAV safely on Mars-like planet) •Alien: 125,000 kg (Up to ~136,000 kg if pitched up to use aft thrusters in addition to primary lift thrusters – use this method to lift the VC LAV)