Xi-Series ADC
Xi Series Area Defense Cannons (ADC) is the second generation of ADC and an improvment on the original Mark-xG ADC design used for centuries. It was created in 2722 by founder of Addilston Dynamics, Armond Xi-Addilston.
Models
- Xi-Series-A2S: First series of double mounted four barrel .75 caliber cannons
- Xi-Series-B3S: Second series of triple mounted four barrel .75 caliber cannons
- Xi-Series-C3S: Third series of triple mounted four barrel .75 caliber cannons
- Xi-Series-D4S: Fourth series of quad mounted four barrel .75 caliber cannons
- Xi-Series-A3L: First series of triple mounted six barrel 1.5 caliber cannons
- Xi-Series-B4L: Second series of quad mounted six barrel 1.5 caliber cannons
- Xi-Series-C4L: Third series of quad mounted six barrel 1.5 caliber cannons
Utility
Xi Series Area Defense Cannons are primarily used as part of ship and station defensive systems. They are housed in contained wells within the hull and can be deployed either manually or through a connected system alert protocol, once deployed the ADCs automatically track and engage incoming projectiles within range of four kilometers. They can also be deployed in an offensive manner, however with less lethal effectivness against larger targets such as an attacking ship.
Access & Availability
Common
