Universe : | Prime Timeline |
Affiliation : | Federation |
Class Name : | Federation Scout |
Type : | Scoutship |
Unit Run : | 380 built in total. 105 have been lost in all. |
Commissioned : | 2374 - present |
Dimensions : | Length : 24.4 m [1] Beam : 13.8 m [2] Height : 5 m [2] Decks : 1 [3] |
Mass : | 85.7 metric tons |
Crew : | 1 [3] |
Armament : |
4 x Type V phaser arrays, total output 500 TeraWatts 2 x Micro photon torpedo tube with 30 rounds |
Defence Systems : | Standard shield system, total capacity 27,000 TeraJoules Light Duranium / Tritanium Single hull. Low level Structural Integrity Field |
Warp Speeds (TNG scale) : |
Normal Cruise : 5 Maximum Cruise : 6 Maximum Rated : 8 for 12 hours. |
Strength Indices : (Galaxy class = 1,000) |
Beam Firepower : 10 Torpedo Firepower : 20 Weapon Range and Accuracy : 25 Shield Strength : 10 Hull Armour : 3.13 Speed : 535 Combat Manoeuvrability : 17,200 |
Overall Strength Index : | 75 |
Diplomatic Capability : | 2 |
Expected Hull Life : | 70 |
Refit Cycle : | Minor : 0 year Standard : 0 years Major : 10 years |
The Scout is of relatively conventional design; the cockpit is in the forward section, just above and behind the navigational deflector. The nacelles are semi-conformal to the body, a measure reminiscent of the Defiant design. There is a docking latch access on the underside [3] which fits any standard adapter.
These craft have seen relatively limited service - in general most operators prefer the flexibility of the Danube class, and there has been comparatively little interest in the less capable competitor. One example of the type did serve with the operation to relocate the Ba'ku people. [3]
Canon source | Backstage source | Novel source | DITL speculation |
# | Series | Season | Source | Comment |
1 | Star Trek : The Magazine | |||
2 | Star Trek : The Magazine | |||
3 | Star Trek : Insurrection |
Source : | Star Trek : The Magazine |
Source : | Star Trek : The Magazine |
Film: | Star Trek : Insurrection |
I've said it about a dozen times before - there's no way the real Daystrom Institute wouldn't know the basic specs on a ship like this, so this is one of those cases where you have to speculate outrageously. Basically I aimed for a slightly smaller, less well armed but faster ship than the Danube.
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