Mauda
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Intent - To sub a Nuke under Saevus
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Production Info
Manufacturer - Saevus Engineering
Affiliation - Saevus E.
Model - Saevus Nuclear Ordnance - ANO-01
Modularity - No
Production - Minor
Materials - Tungsten-Beryllium Alloy, Frasium, Niobium-Tin Magnets
Technical Specifications
Classification - Anti-Matter Guided Bomb
Length - 6ft (Average)
Diameter - 0.52m
Weight - 1,000kg (Heavy)
Payload - Antimatter
Ammunition Capacity - 0.11g of Densified Antihydrogen
Reload Speed - 1 use per bomber
E. Range: Depends on Bomber Flight Speed. 20 seconds of free-flight until automatic detonation
Rate of Fire - Low
Stopping Power - Extreme
Special Features
Antimatter - Just 0.11g is enough for a 50kt blast
Strengths:
Immense Power - An effective detonation power of 50kt
Not Much to be Done - Once embedded in the surface, if the bomb is disabled, it will detonate.
Untraceable - After detonation, the nature of Antimatter Annihilation eliminates all evidence of the bomb. Except the energy signature and gaping crater.
Weaknesses:
Clean - It's a weakness to Saevus anyway. Being fuelled by Antimatter, there is no long-lasting fallout. It's a powerful, but clean bomb.
Interception - Once embedded in the surface, there is 10-20 seconds before the bomb is detonated. If a power source is connected to the bomb in that time, it can be kept from detonating.
Description
First in the ANO series of SAEVUS ordnance. The Hreinsa is a heavy, guided bomb designed for hit-and-run bombing attacks. Following SAEVUS's philosophy of Technological Advancement, the Hreinsa is a somewhat complex design utilising Antimatter and some Electromagnets.
Carried on a Frontline/Assault Bomber, a single 1-ton ANO-01 bomb contains 0.11g of Antimatter, contained in a cage of powerful Niobium-Tin Electromagnets. These magnets are kept charged while on-board their carrier.
Once released, the Hreinsa guides itself more precisely to its target. Once it reaches its target, the Hreinsa embeds itself in the ground. The magnets are kept charged for a further 10-20 seconds depending on how long it has been in free flight for. Once the capacitor runs out of energy (Max 20 seconds), the Magnets release the Antimatter.
Once released, the Antimatter annihilates with its surroundings, releasing a 50kt blast that eliminates all trace of there ever being a bomb in the first place, along with everything else in a 0.45km radius.
