Aurel Tristen Posted June 20, 2004 Posted June 20, 2004 While it maybe not be official, it is still pretty damn cool and I bet not many of you have seen it before. ; ) http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/cat/vari/bsl1.html
Armor Posted June 20, 2004 Posted June 20, 2004 Wow Wow. Was that ever shown before? The TV show that is.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 20, 2004 Author Posted June 20, 2004 Wow Wow. Was that ever shown before? The TV show that is. Nope.
Angel's Fury Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 So once the all the ammo has been used, it can't be reloaded??
JB0 Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 So once the all the ammo has been used, it can't be reloaded?? Looks reloadable to me. Just stuff more grenades in the front.
gnollman Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 So once the all the ammo has been used, it can't be reloaded?? Probably something done off the front line.... though you have to wonder what pilot would carry a three shot wonder into battle rather than their trusty GU-11....
JB0 Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 So once the all the ammo has been used, it can't be reloaded?? Probably something done off the front line.... though you have to wonder what pilot would carry a three shot wonder into battle rather than their trusty GU-11.... One that needed more kick, but couldn't spare the added size of FAST packs? And I wouldn't think it replaces the GU-11. It's pretty small.
Boxer Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Maybe it's optional equipment that can be used by VFs and Spartan Destroids (like GU-11s.) Maybe it's disposable too...
ArchVile Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Maybe they can easily use it one hand while they use the other for the GU-11.
Zentrandude Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Maybe it's optional equipment that can be used by VFs and Spartan Destroids (like GU-11s.) Maybe it's disposable too... if i was a pilot i rather use this than the 3 shot wonder.
Yohsho Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 How far is a click? That should be 1 kilometre, I think, not good with these things. That looks cool, lacking on the amount of ammo IMO
wolfx Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 1 would think that its shoulder mounted or launches your shoulder Why do you need to bring that small thing up to shoulder height anyway? Pistol sights?
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Author Posted June 21, 2004 1 would think that its shoulder mounted or launches your shoulder Why do you need to bring that small thing up to shoulder height anyway? Pistol sights? So that the exhaust vents discharge in back of you instead of in front of you.
Zentrandude Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 1 would think that its shoulder mounted or launches your shoulder Why do you need to bring that small thing up to shoulder height anyway? Pistol sights? So that the exhaust vents discharge in back of you instead of in front of you. doesnt realy matter the body can absorb the heat with no or little damage.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Author Posted June 21, 2004 1 would think that its shoulder mounted or launches your shoulder Why do you need to bring that small thing up to shoulder height anyway? Pistol sights? So that the exhaust vents discharge in back of you instead of in front of you. doesnt realy matter the body can absorb the heat with no or little damage. Smoke, not just heat might limit non-IR visual ability
CoryHolmes Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 How far is a click? That should be 1 kilometre, I think, not good with these things. Yeah, "klick" "click" and various other forms are just short terms for one kilometre. Much easier to say, anyway
Boxer Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 (edited) Here's a question: Where does it come from? Other than being a concept? The Spartan isn't a three-shot wonder...so long as you call yourself a main character Edited June 22, 2004 by Boxer
JELEINEN Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 1 would think that its shoulder mounted or launches your shoulder Why do you need to bring that small thing up to shoulder height anyway? Pistol sights? So that the exhaust vents discharge in back of you instead of in front of you. Looks to me that if you brought it up to your shoulder, it would discharge right next to you head. It's just a valkyrie-sized pistol. A very cool looking pistol none the less.
Boxer Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 And one that shoots guided missiles/rockets What's the yeild on each of those (H-22) bombs? And this is the first time I've seen a grenade for a Valkyrie.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 Here's a question:Where does it come from? Other than being a concept? The Spartan isn't a three-shot wonder...so long as you call yourself a main character Its a MAT drawing. From the group that was headed up by Masahiro Chiba. Its not official.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 1 would think that its shoulder mounted or launches your shoulder Why do you need to bring that small thing up to shoulder height anyway? Pistol sights? So that the exhaust vents discharge in back of you instead of in front of you. Looks to me that if you brought it up to your shoulder, it would discharge right next to you head. It's just a valkyrie-sized pistol. A very cool looking pistol none the less. The *shoulder launcher* could extend rearward before firing for all we know....
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 And one that shoots guided missiles/rockets What's the yeild on each of those (H-22) bombs? And this is the first time I've seen a grenade for a Valkyrie. They are 'large-type hand grenades' It propels/fires the same type of large hand grenades that the Armored Valkyrie has mounted in its hip discharge system. H-22Ts [H-22Bs]. The explosive yield is not known.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 And one that shoots guided missiles/rockets What's the yeild on each of those (H-22) bombs? And this is the first time I've seen a grenade for a Valkyrie. There are plenty of grenades for Valkyries.... H-22s, GH-32s, GA-100s etc. Most are "grenade crashers" or missile grenades.
Boxer Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 (edited) Are they rockets/missiles or unproppeled warheads (Grenades)? If the latter then I think this is the first kind of large mech grenade i've seen in Macross. (I assumed the hip launchers were more missiles...) [Edit]: well were there any unpropelled ones (Above?) that were thrown by hand without propellant? And what launchers carried the GH-32s, GA-100s ? Edited June 22, 2004 by Boxer
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 Are they rockets/missiles or unproppeled warheads (Grenades)?If the latter then I think this is the first kind of large mech grenade i've seen in Macross. (I assumed the hip launchers were more missiles...) [Edit]: well were there any unpropelled ones (Above?) that were thrown by hand without propellant? And what launchers carried the GH-32s, GA-100s ? For more info see: http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/cat...siles/gh32.html More to come.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 Are they rockets/missiles or unproppeled warheads (Grenades)?If the latter then I think this is the first kind of large mech grenade i've seen in Macross. (I assumed the hip launchers were more missiles...) [Edit]: well were there any unpropelled ones (Above?) that were thrown by hand without propellant? And what launchers carried the GH-32s, GA-100s ? Yes, the H-22. [according to MAT] the H-22 could also be thrown. The GH-32s and GA-100s are used by the launchers on the GBP-1S.
Boxer Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 (edited) Interesting, the GH-32 seems to be an unguided singularity (micro-black hole) weapon, based on At the time of impact, the warhead generates a super-gravity point and displays the super-monroe effect (armor piercing). This is common to all grenade-missiles. (From Nanashi's GH-32 entry) Or is this overtechnology? Edited June 22, 2004 by Boxer
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 Interesting, the GH-32 seems to be an unguided singularity (micro-black hole) weapon, based on At the time of impact, the warhead generates a super-gravity point and displays the super-monroe effect (armor piercing). This is common to all grenade-missiles. (From Nanashi's GH-32 entry) Or is this overtechnology? Actually it an older technology.... its called HEAT armor piercing. ^^;; LOL See: http://www.battlefield.ru/guns/defin_2.html
EganLoo Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 There are plenty of grenades for Valkyries.... H-22s, GH-32s, GA-100s etc. Most are "grenade crashers" or missile grenades. Studio Nue does not call the GA-100 a "grenade," a "grenade crasher," or a "missile grenade." http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/
EganLoo Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Interesting, the GH-32 seems to be an unguided singularity (micro-black hole) weapon, based on At the time of impact, the warhead generates a super-gravity point and displays the super-monroe effect (armor piercing). This is common to all grenade-missiles. (From Nanashi's GH-32 entry) Or is this overtechnology? Actually it an older technology.... its called HEAT armor piercing. ^^;; LOL See: http://www.battlefield.ru/guns/defin_2.html This is not HEAT armor piercing technology, nor is it a singularity. This is the result of bad translations.
EganLoo Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Besides being unofficial fan material, the material above is altered and outdated. 1) The Macross Attack Team (a.k.a. "Multi-configulation (sic) Analysis Team") call this weapon a BSR-1. To state that the "R" is really "L" and means "Launcher" is made-up hindsight speculation. 2) Mention is made on this thread of the Macross Attack Team's drawing. Even as an unofficial fan weapon, there is no "correct" drawing. The Macross Attack Team had one sketch that it used in their early doujinshi—except this sketch is of a small hand weapon directly mounted to the lower arm, and not a shoulder-fired pod as its own side-by-side description claims. That is one reason why that drawing was left out of their later doujinshi. (Naturally, it is not in official material at all.)
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 Interesting, the GH-32 seems to be an unguided singularity (micro-black hole) weapon, based on At the time of impact, the warhead generates a super-gravity point and displays the super-monroe effect (armor piercing). This is common to all grenade-missiles. (From Nanashi's GH-32 entry) Or is this overtechnology? Actually it an older technology.... its called HEAT armor piercing. ^^;; LOL See: http://www.battlefield.ru/guns/defin_2.html This is not HEAT armor piercing technology, nor is it a singularity. This is the result of bad translations. The Monroe Effect refers to armor piercing. The text mentions that.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Author Posted June 22, 2004 You're right it is not HEAT. I drew a conclusion too quickly. But the Monroe Effect does happen according to the text. "....You're right it is not HEAT. I drew a conclusion too quickly. But the Monroe Effect does happen according to the text. "....as the Monroe Effect. This effect takes place when a hollow space is left in an explosive charge, causing the gases in that space to be turned into hot plasma by the blast. This plasma, when the space is given the proper shape, can become a high velocity jet capable of penetrating armor equal to 150-250% of the warhead diameter."
EganLoo Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 "....You're right it is not HEAT. I drew a conclusion too quickly.But the Monroe Effect does happen according to the text. "....as the Monroe Effect. This effect takes place when a hollow space is left in an explosive charge, causing the gases in that space to be turned into hot plasma by the blast. This plasma, when the space is given the proper shape, can become a high velocity jet capable of penetrating armor equal to 150-250% of the warhead diameter." Actually, the effect that occurs in the Macross Attack Team's doujinshi entry does not occur as the conventional Monroe effect description above states. That's one of the issues.
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