Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor
Type:
Armor
Category:
Medium Armor
Armor Enhancement - II: Forearm Weapon Sync
Armor Medium Resistance Upgrade - II: Plasteel Construction
Enclosed Armor Upgrade - III: Bio-Support Dispenser
Armor Enhancement - III: Sensor Telemetry Pod
Armor Helmet Upgrade - III: Multi-Frequency Target Acquisition System
Item Aspect/Upgrade Slots available: 1
30,780
Owned by: Celebration Store
Prototype: Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor
The Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor is a variant of the more traditional Mandalorian Armor that is heavily customized to remove much of the plating to give the armor as much mobility as possible, leaving only the iconic helmet with its T-shaped visor untouched. Sabine Wren of Phoenix Squadron wore such heavily modified armor along with a personalized paint job. The armor is constructed of durasteel, and is able to be pressurized via a toggle to allow the wearer to survive in space, toxic atmospheres, and under water.
The gloves on this Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor have been enhanced with trigger mechanisms for forearm-mounted weapons, allowing the wearer to use tailored hand movements to fire or activate features on those weapons when equipped.
Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor has been constructed using plasteel, providing it with medium additional protection against a variety of attacks when compared to standard Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armors.
Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor has been fitted with high-tech medical technology and a bacta reserve, allowing this Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor to patch minor wounds in the middle of combat and seal general injuries after combat.
Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor has been fitted with an integrated sensor telemetry pod emitting active signals programmed to bounce and return, providing accurate environmental data to feed to the user's Multi-Frequency Target Acquisition System should they have one, and back to a command center through encrypted telemetry.
The helmet of this Mandalorian "Phoenix Edition" Armor has been fitted with a Multi-Frequency Target Acquisition System (MFTAS), allowing the user to track and scan for multiple enemy targets. The MFTAS can calculate the outcomes of various tactics in a compressed time via computer models. Telemetry data including atmospheric conditions, the user's ammo count, unit member distance and individual ID tags, firing solutions, and tactical information is displayed around the peripheral of the user's field range for ease of use while keeping the center view unobstructed.