MPI Railgun Mk I - Revision history

Hev: added example image

2024-10-15T06:01:33Z

added example image

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			[[File:MPI Railgun Mk I.png\|thumb\|An MPI Railgun fitted to the left hardpoint of a K37]]

	==Description==		==Description==
	A railgun relies on direct contact of the projectile with guiding rails to form an electrical circuit, inducing the electromagnetic force which accelerates the projectile. While this simple design offers great velocities and impressive rates of fire, friction lowers the power efficiency and it wears faster than coilguns.		A railgun relies on direct contact of the projectile with guiding rails to form an electrical circuit, inducing the electromagnetic force which accelerates the projectile. While this simple design offers great velocities and impressive rates of fire, friction lowers the power efficiency and it wears faster than coilguns.

Hev: updated hardpoint availability

2024-07-07T07:31:42Z

updated hardpoint availability

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	\|Mounting Location		\|Mounting Location
	\|High-stress ~~only~~		\|High-stress, low-stress, low-stress spinal
	\|-		\|-
	\|Mass		\|Mass

WinsAtNothing at 22:08, 6 May 2022

2022-05-06T22:08:18Z

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A railgun relies on direct contact of the projectile with guiding rails to form an electrical circuit, inducing the electromagnetic force which accelerates the projectile. While this simple design offers great velocities and impressive rates of fire, friction lowers the power efficiency and it wears faster than coilguns.		A railgun relies on direct contact of the projectile with guiding rails to form an electrical circuit, inducing the electromagnetic force which accelerates the projectile. While this simple design offers great velocities and impressive rates of fire, friction lowers the power efficiency and it wears faster than coilguns.

			== User Manual ==

			* Deals kinetic damage.
			* Requires kinetic ammunition storage.

			== Technical Information ==
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+
			!Power Consumption (peak)
			!800 MW
			\|-
			\|Projectile Mass
			\|2 kg
			\|-
			\|Muzzle Velocity
			\|7500 m/s
			\|-
			\|Rate of Fire
			\|10 pps
			\|-
			\|Mounting Location
			\|High-stress only
			\|-
			\|Mass
			\|2000 kg
			\|-
			\|Manufacturer
			\|Mars Power Industries
			\|}

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2022-05-06T22:05:45Z

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==Description==
A railgun relies on direct contact of the projectile with guiding rails to form an electrical circuit, inducing the electromagnetic force which accelerates the projectile. While this simple design offers great velocities and impressive rates of fire, friction lowers the power efficiency and it wears faster than coilguns.