Author: Mike Tripp
E-Mail Address: mtripp@ds33.com
Hull Design: Based off Excalibur-mesh by Steven Davis,
modified to ARIZONA-class by Mike Tripp
Revision: 1
Revision SD: 141205
Class Details
Class Name: ARIZONA
Refit Number: 1
Classification: Battle Cruiser
Role: General Duty
Commission Stardate:
Place of Commission: Athena Shipyards
Assigned Number: NCC-121000 to NCC-122999
Hull Specifications
Length (m): 850
Beam (m): 317
Draft (m): 77
Displacement (mt): 9,010,000
Decks: 22
Crew compliments
Skeleton/Standard/Maximum
Crew: 430 | 850 | 1,220
Power System Specifications
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Main Reactor Type: DKIF-706
Secondary Reactor Type: SIAM-233
Propulsion System Specifications
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Warp Nacelle Type: 776-GIWPS
Number: 2 Dual Warp Nacelles
Standard Cruise (warp): 8.2
Maximum Cruise (warp): 9.5
12-hour Emergency (warp): 9.8
1-hour Emergency (warp): 9.85
Core Failure (warp): 9.985
Slip Stream Type: HAN-405 Mark II
Slip Stream Velocity: 9.999 ( Q-2 )
Impulse Drive Type: MILSP-Deuterium-8 Impulse Coils
Maximum Sublight (c): 0.85
DK Node Type: 2
Number: 2
Weapon Systems Specifications
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Phaser Type: XIII
Number: 10
Range: 345,000 km
Fire Arcs: Forward Dorsal 270 Strip Upper
Forward Dorsal 270 Strip Lower
Forward Point Upper
Forward Point Lower
Aft Dorsal Point
Aft Dorsal 90 Strip
Ventral 270 Strip
Aft Point Forward
Port 180 Strip
Starboard 180 Strip
Phaser Type: PII
Number: 5
Range: 200,000 km
Fire Arcs: Forward Port
Forward Starboard
Aft Port
Aft Starboard
Forward
Phaser Cannon Type: DIIa (Pulse Fire)
Number: 1
Range: 1,500,000 km
Fire Arcs: Forward
Meson Type: II
Number: 4 Banks of 2 Pulse Phasers
Range: 300,000 km
Fire Arcs: Forward
Positron Inducer Type: II
Number: 3 Banks
Range: 345,000 km
Fire Arcs: Dorsal 360 Strip
Forward 90 Strip
Ventral 360 Strip
Photon Torpedo Launcher Type: VI (Quantium Flux)
Number: 4 Launchers
Range: 3,000,000
Fire Arcs: Fore (3), Aft (2)
Tractor Type: XXXI
Number: 8
Range: 200,000 km
Effective Arcs: Fore/Port
Fore/Starboard
Port (pair)
Starboard (pair)
Aft/Port
Aft/Starboard
Fire Control System:
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Achilles Tactical Combat System Type II, Mk 2
Defensive Systems Specifications
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Primary Deflector Grid Type: Multi-phasic adaptive resolution shield system
Primary Deflector Grid Class: SFAVENG/Hein-1.6
Secondary Deflector Grid Type: Multi-phasic Shield System
Secondary Deflector Grid Class: SFAVENG/Hein-26-b
ECM Type: K-layer generator
Counter Measures Type: Silent Wave Mark III / Wild Weasel Mark III
Additional Systems: Marathon Sub-Space Jammer
Sensor Array Specifications
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Long Range Sensor Grid Type: DELPHI
Long Range Sensor Grid Class: DPIPAL-2.1.1 Omnidirectional
Multi-resolution Long Range System
DPIPAL-2.1.1 Omnidirectional
Multi-resolution Ultra Long Range
Protocol:
Medium Range Sensor Grid Type: ATHENA
Medium Range Sensor Grid Class: ATAPAL-3.1.1 Omnidirectional
Multi-resolution Medium Range System
Short Range Sensor Grid Type: ATHENA
Short Range Sensor Grid Class: ATAPAL-3.1.1 Omnidirectional
Multi-resolution Short Range System
Tertiary Systems Specifications
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Computer System Type: Fleming 102-A
Locations : (1) Primary Central, (2) Secondary Central
Transporters
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Standard, 6 person: 12
Emergency, 16 persons: 8
Combat, 12 persons: 12
Cargo: 14
Flight Control Specifications
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Shuttlebays: 3
Marine Dropships: 4
Runabouts: (standard) 2
Runabouts: (dipl. escort) 2
Shuttlecraft: (small) 6
Shuttlecraft: (large) 6
Shuttlepods: 10
Fighters: 12
Bombers: 12
CORVETTE: 1 (Docked at Ventral docking port)
Technical Notes:
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When tasked with finding a replacement to the aging AGAMEMNON and
CIRCE-class battlecruisers, design team at Starfleet Engineering
developed the original ARIZONA-class battle cruiser - a ship
that would fit the needs of todays varied combat environments
when blending into the design the latest in technology.
The design had to be flexible enough to handle full scale battle
situations, search and rescue commands, patrol duty, large scale
planetary emergencies, science missions, and even diplomatic tasks.
Keeping all of this in mind, the ARIZONA-class was conceived.
As expected, this class vessel is heavily armed with the latest in
standard phasers, torpedo launchers, and meson phasers. These are
not the only weapons within this design, however.
The original style phaser cannon has been replaced with a pulse
fire cannon, noted for firing two short bursts at its target, weaking
shields so that the third and more pronounced blast may break through
with lesser defenses to challenge it.
Positron Inducers have been installed for use against vessels whose
shields have been brought down. Once fired, the blast from the inducers
disables electronic equipment in that area (ie Weapons arrays, engines,
sensor pallet...)
In addition to weapons, the ship also features a larger flight deck
capable of handling the traffic of two fighter squadrons in addition
to the ships normal compliment of shuttles and runabouts. Although not
the compliment of a carrier, the addition of the fighters is intended to
offer itself as additional support in daily operations.
A dorsal docking portal allows for the semi-permenant attachment of a
corvette sized excort vessel to be assigned to this ARIZONA-class on a
more permenant basis, assisting in operations through such duties as
command coordination, transport, escort, and patrol duties. Possible
corvettes that can currently be mated with the ARIZONA are the ADVENGER,
MIRAGE, and THUNDER-class corvettes.
Massive mission bays within the design offer itself for modular
installation of mission specific hardware, storage of equipment, temporary
quarters (ie for operations such as planet evacuation, troop movements).
This feature enhances the multimission aspects of the design.
Just after the introduction of the class, the engineers returned to the
drawing boards to both update certain systems while removing the bugs from
others. In addition, the saucer was made more round and slightly smaller
as more automation was introduced within the design, reducing both ship
length as well as cutting the crew size by over 200 hands.
The first of the ARIZONA II-class ships, both new builds and refits, were
introduced at the end of 2414.