CS Mark IV ATV

CS Mark IV ATV This is a multipurpose military ATV used by the CS for marshy regions like the mouth of the Mississippi. It is almost identical to the Marsh Raptor, except that it has a nuclear engine and is more heavily armored. It also comes standard with a C-30R instead of the lighter .40 caliber light machine gun, as well as a basic sensor suite. Model Type : APC-095-04 Manufacturers : Black Market, Northern Gun, GAW, Empire Motor Vehicles (CS: Chi-Town), Iron Heart Automotive Consortium (CS: Iron Heart), El Dorado Automotive (Fort El Dorado), and more. Class : Four wheel all-terrain vehicle. Crew : One Driver, and one gunner/passenger. By sacrificing the limited cargo space, two passengers can be squeezed in, but uncomfortably. M.D.C. by Location : Tires (4) : 15 each Weapon Mount/Shield (1) : 20 Main Body : 105 Speed: Driving : 200 mph maximum over sand, marshland, and level ground. Cruising speed is a much more sedate 75 mph. Reduce by 50% over rocky ground and woodlands. Range : Unlimited due to the nuclear battery engine (15 year lifespan) Statistical Data: Height : 5'9"    Width : 5'2" Length : 9'3"    Weight : 1350 lbs     Cargo : Small, 4x2x2 foot open cargo area behind the driver and passenger seats, but can only carry 500 lbs before performance begins to suffer (-10% to speed and Piloting for every 50 lbs. over 500 lbs.)     Power Systems : Nuclear Battery Engine with 15 year life Weapon Systems: 1. C-30R Light Rail Gun: Mounted on a flex mount on the dash (or rear) of the pilot's compartment.     Primary Purpose : Anti-Personnel     Secondary Purpose : Defense     Weight : 90 Ibs (40.8 kg; ammo compartment inside vehicle).     Mega-Damage : A Burst is 30 rounds and inflicts 6D6 M.D.; one round does 1D4 M.D.     Rate of Fire : Equal to number of combined hand to hand attacks (usually 4-6).     Maximum Effective Range : 4000'     Payload : 2400 rounds, that's 80 bursts. 2. Searchlight: A normal and an infrared spotlight is mounted on the driver's side of the vehicle, with controls mounted on the inside of the driver's door. 3. Sensors: Long and short-range radio, infrared optics, and short-range radar.