Experimental Cruiser Turret

[Militant Intervention Branch]

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Theoretically, it seems that the Gallic projectile is rather sensitive to the type of electromagnetic coil - in fact, it appears that there's a considerable EM wave dispersion after the condensed projectile is released out of the coil itself. Needless to say, the Gallic projectile seems to work within its own port. However, a mere tech cell incompatibility failed to stall our progress. The singular, yet simplistic aspect of the MT-60c Maltese turret pales in comparison to the usual C-25 Cerberus type, yet it appears that it has potential. These groovy, yet effective components within the MT-60c outclass and outshine the efficiency boasted from the C-25 model in many different aspects, which can be boiled down to one simple statement: the C-25 model heavily relies on firepower consumption over efficiency. In fact, we have made a comparison between the coils of these two reliable assets, and it appears that the MT-60 might be able to house such unstable and tremendous power within its very core after all.

The use of coil replicas based on the analysis of the MT-60c and following live testing on a CDG Platform, the coil replicas weren’t sufficient on their own accord. Temperature regulation immediately became an obstacle. The coils overheated and nearly incinerated themselves. To combat this, an overhaul of the cooling system was performed. Two tests followed which did not yield significant enough changes to make the MT-60c replica coils a viable option.

In light of this, we sought out an alternative path and rooted through the archives of available data. We re-visited the replica coil with the condenser model alterations as suggested by Templar Dolerhyde. Preliminary testing has yielded far greater results in output management. Further testing followed with modifications to the output formula. It took several weeks, but we were successful and are confident to move forward with the production of additional models. However the design process is not cheap. It's our recommendation that we do not even approach the subject of large scale production in the future.

- Z-Sec/R&D Team

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