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Gentech Caterpillar P-5000 Power Loader

	Since it’s introduction, the P-5000 Caterpillar Power-Loader has revolutionized workplace safety and production. The durable frame acts as both a support for the lift system as well as shielding the operator in case of industrial mishap. The P-5000 has been rated at just under 5 tons carrying capacity, though the current safety stands suggest 3. Although it does have rudimentary AI in case of emergencies, the P-5000 is designed to be used by a licensed operator at all times, as the Caterpillar Power-Loader has no audio or visual sensors. The “cockpit” is roomy enough for the operator to wear a full spacesuit, if conditions necessitate, and the rear cargo shelf is often used as a seat for an additional rider, despite OSHA regulations prohibiting it. Power-Loaders are operated with Pilot (Walker) skill or remotely with Electronics Operation (Drones) at -2 under ideal circumstances, and remember that the loader itself has no sensors.		|table(item-table).
Cat Powerloader		618 Points, $20.1K
Description
Design Features:	Cockpit (External) 1; Grabber Hands [-1]; Strong Arms 1; Decreased Move (Ground) [-1]; Heavy [-0.5]; Rugged 1; Strong 2; Clumsy [-1]; Shock Resistant 1; Crash Resistant 1; Armored 1; Ugly [-1]; Poor Sensors 3 [-1.5]. Total DP: 2.
Sensor Systems:	Acute Radiation Detection 2 1. Total Sensor Slots: 1.
Integrated Equipment:	1x Spotlight w/klaxon. Total Weight: 2 lbs.

Attribute Modifiers:	ST +40 (Size, -10%) 360; HT +1 10.
Sec. Characteristics:	None.
Advantages:	Absolute Direction (Requires Signal, -20%) 4; Acute Radiation Detection 2 4; Arm ST 20 (Two Arms) 72; Compartmentalized Mind (Controls) 25; Damage Resistance 50 (Doesn’t Stack, -40%) 150; Damage Resistance 20 (Limited, Large-Area Crushing Only, -40%; Doesn’t Stack, -40%) 20; Doesn’t Breath 20; High Pain Threshold 10; Injury Tolerance (No Brain, No Blood) 35; Injury Tolerance (Damage Reduction 2; Limited, Large-Area Crushing Damage, -40%) 30; Machine 25; Telecommunication (Cable Jack, Infrared, Radio; Burst, x10, +30%; Digital, +50%; Secure, +20%) 26.
Perks:	Accessory (Computer) 1.
Disadvantages:	Blind [-50]; Cannot Wear Armor [-20]; Deaf [-20]; Electrical [-20]; Ham-Fisted 2 [-10]; Klutz [-5]; Maintenance (One Person, Weekly) [-5]; No Sense of Smell/Taste [-5]; Numb [-20]; Restricted Diet (Electricity, Very Common) [-10]; Ugly -2 [-8].
Quirks:	Cannot Float [-1].
Features:	Battery (5D/8 Hours); Heavy (1.3 tons).

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ST/HP

Hnd/SR

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10

Cat Powerloader

50

-2/2

11

3

1.3 tons

0.3 tons

1

1+1

50

36

$20.1K

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A-1 Powered Space Armor

	The benchmark of powered battle suits, the A-1 Powered Space Armor has set the standard with enhanced strength, speed and combat versitility.		|
Options:	Tactical Harness, SSP, BMS, WRS, Space Rated, Provision Dispenser, Exoskeleton, Enhanced Actuators (+2), Enhanced Locomotion 1

Suit
Type	Locations	DR	Cost	Weight	LC	Notes
A-1 Powered Space Armor	Body	40/20	$125,000	100	2	[3,5]
A-1 Gauntlets	Hands	20	–	2	2	3
A-1 Boots	feet	20/40	–	10	2	3	Magnetic Soles, Hiking Support.
A-1 Helmet	head	40/30	–	10	2	[6,7]	Glare Resistant, Hearing Protection, Infrared Optics, HUD.

Swinery Type-86 Ultra-heavy Armor

Making no understatement with the term ‘Ultra-Heavy’, the Swinery-86 turns a soldier into a walking tank. While the heavy ceramat plating is will stop most conventional rounds cold, the solid nature of the suit prevents any type pf head mobility – which in theory should be a major disadvantage, but Swinery troops in heavy formation are usually well-drilled in cover tactics to compensate. Almost as impressive as the ultra heavy ceramat plating is the Swinery-86’s powerful actuators and jump-jets, turning the trooper into not only a walking tank, but a tank with super-human strength and amazing rocket-jumps.

Options:

Tactical Harness, SSP, BMS, WRS, Space Rated, Provision Dispenser, Exoskeleton, Enhanced Actuators (+4), Enhanced Locomotion 1

Suit
Type	Locations	DR	Cost	Weight	LC	Notes
Swinery Type-86 Ultra-heavy Armor	Body+head	50/25	$280,000	100	2	[3,5]	Glare Resistant, Hearing Protection, Infrared Optics, HUD. Injury Tolerance: No Neck, No Peripheral Vision
Swinery-86 Gauntlets	Hands	25	–	2	2	3
Swinery-86 Boots	feet	25/50	–	10	2	3	Magnetic Soles, Hiking Support.

Tuphana Tiger Exoskeleton

A Basic exoskeleton enhancing a simple space-rated nanoweave suit makes the Tuphana Tiger Exoskeleton a favorite K.I.S.S. armor among mercenary and commando units around the world. | *Options:* | Exoskeleton, Space Rated, Tactical Harness, SSP, BMS, Fist Strikers |

Suit
Type	Locations	DR	Cost	Weight	LC	Notes
Tuphana Tiger Exoskeleton	All but head	16*	40,000	40	2	1 in 3 chance of hitting exoskeleton frame instead of armor (DR 30, Hardened)
Tiger Helmet	head	40/30	–	10	2	[6,7]	Glare Resistant, Hearing Protection, Infrared Optics, HUD.

Street-Shark Exoskeleton

Soon after Tiger exoskeletons gained popularity, a scaled down version hit the streets – the Street-Shark exoskeleton is a bare-bones power system that is really more of a cybernetic enhancement than a true armor, but it is included on this list as it functions as a black-market exoskeleton in conflicts around the world. | Options:

Exoskeleton, Tactical Harness, Enhanced Locomotion 1

Suit
Type	Locations	DR	Cost	Weight	LC	Notes
Street-Shark Exoskeleton	Chest + Frame on Arms and Legs	25	$52,000	55	0	1 in 3 chance of hitting exoskeleton frame instead of armor (DR 30, Hardened)