CS Jet Ski

 CS Jet Ski or Surface Sea Sled 



The CS Navy Jet Ski is a large, surprisingly stable and fast jet ski used for patrolling lakes, rivers and coastal waters, as well as quick strikes, hot pursuits, corralling sea creatures and small, slow moving boats, reconnaissance, transportation and recreation. In many regards, these surface sleds can be thought of as the sea equivalent of motorcycles. Operation is simple, with handle-bar controls. The pilot can sit or stand. It is designed as a one-man vehicle, but one passenger can be accommodated, provided the pilot stays at a speed of 50 mph (80 km) or less — otherwise the passenger is likely to be flung off.

Model Type : CS Navy Water Ski Sled  Class : All-purpose, one-man, tactical, surface sea sled. Crew : One  M.D.C. by Location :
 * Air Jets (2; rear) — 50 each
 * Headlights (2; eyes) — 15 each
 * Main Body—130
 * Items marked with a single asterisk are small and/or difficult targets to strike, including the pilot. Attackers must make a called shot and even then are -3 to strike.
 * Depleting the M.D.C. of the main body destroys the sled. Destroying one jet reduces speed by half and makes the sled -2 to dodge. Destroying both jets renders the sled immobile (but can be salvaged and repaired).

 Speed : Driving on the ground: Not possible. Flying: Not possible. Surface Water Speed: 110 mph (176 km; 94.6 knots); cruising speed is considered to be 40-60 mph (64 to 80 km or approximately 44 knots). Underwater Speed: Not possible. Range: Liquid fuel jet skis have a range of 500 miles (800 km). Nuclear powered jet skis have a five year life. Bonuses: +2% to piloting skill: Can make quick turns, leaps of up to 15 feet (4.6 m) high and 40 feet (12.2 m) across, and is +1 on initiative and +3 to dodge.

Statistical Data : Height: 4 feet (1.2m) Width: 3 feet (0.9 m) Length: 8 feet (2.4 m) Weight: 800 Ibs (360 kg) Cargo: Can carry or pull an additional 300 Ibs (135 kg). Power System: Liquid fuel, or nuclear with an average energy life of five years. Weapon Systems : Can fire one or both of its two mini-torpedoes (typically 1D4xl0 M.D.; one mile/1.6 km range). In addition, the pilot can attempt to fire pistols or rifles, but is -2 to strike at speeds between 10-40 mph (16 to 64 km); -4 at speeds greater than that and -15% to pilot the jet ski/sled at low speeds, and -30% at high speeds, whenever using one hand to drive and the other to shoot. Standard Sensors Include: Radiation detector, mini-computer, laser distancing system (4000 foot/1220 m range), homing beacon (12 hour, 200 mile/320 km range) and secure short-range directional radio (20 miles/32 km).