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Description The Canadians are renowned for their ability to adapt and overcome, as well as their ingenuity. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the plans for the Arthur Currie Class Battle Station.

This station was designed almost exclusivly by Canadian members of Homeworld Command's Lunar Research Division

Understanding the need for secrecy and the reasons for the pre-fab nature of all Tau'ri vessels, the Canadian design team used the schematics for the BC-304s and the EF-401s to design a functional battle station that could be constructed without the need for new infrastructure or drastically different parts being manufactured.

The AC-1 Class Battle Station acts as a semi-mobile defense platform and is not designed for solo heavy combat but instead acts as a forward deployment base for fleet operations or as the command unit for a system defense grid (involving several mobile defense platforms)

The Station is equipped with a new sublight propulsion system based off of the Ha'tak inertial drives. These drives are much slower than the Ion propulsion currently used by Tau'ri ships, but allow the Station to maneuver it weapons into position, and allow it to reposition itself in a system. However without any Hyper Space engines the Station must be toed through hyperspace by a BC-304 or larger ship.

The station has 3 F-302 fighter bays that can hold up to 6 fighters each. On top of each fighter bay is a flight control tower. The towers are mostly used to keep track of traffic in a system, each one tracking different targets (i.e. friendly ships, neutral objects, possible hostile objects, etc.) and in the event of attack each Control tower directs the actions of one of the 3 fighter squads as well as station weapon targeting in their area of coverage.

The station is powered by 3 Asgard Power Cores and 9 Mark IV* Naquadah Reactors. This provides more than enough power for the stations shields and weapons.

While not standard on all AC-1 Class Battle Stations, a Stargate can be installed on and utilized by the stations (they must be in orbit around a planet for the Stargate to work, and the gates used onboard stations can be deactivated so that they are not used against the stations)

In the locations where the bridge of the ships would be located, there are instead specialized decks. On the top of the station, there are 3 separate rooms that are botanical/hydroponic gardens (as space based operations began requiring longer duty postings away from Earth (or any planet) it was deemed psychologically necessary to have a "Green" space available for personnel to visit). On the lower part of the station, there is one large connected observation deck that travels down the 3 lower necks, which allows for viewing of the space around the station or any planet the station is orbiting. It should be noted that all of the decks have gravity in the same direction, so the Lower necks are essentially upside down from their original designs. Β 


Armament:
39 (21 on the top side, 18 on the bottom side) Heavy Asgard plasma beam weapons (the original design)
111 Asgard enhanced Railguns (more accurate & faster targeting)
18 F-302s (3 squads of 6)
24 Missile launch tubes (missiles can be reloaded by beaming new missiles into the tubes, this allows for several types of missiles to be stored and used when necessary, and new missiles or at least missile components** can be fabricated at need using Asgard tech.)



*In the shows, only the Mark I and Mark II Naquadah reactors/generators were ever shown.
In my Head Cannon the Mark IV Naquadah Reactors are the pinnacle of solid Naquadah power generation technology. Each one of these reactors produces about 400% of the power of a Mark I (but are the size of a Car), with an operational life of 20 years. The Mark IV reactors operates at 96% power efficiency. This is the last model of Solid Naquadah reactors that the Tau'ri will produce, as they have begun research into Liquid Naquadah technology (Liquid Naquadah is a better power source than Solid Naquadah and produces more power with less material), and with both the Asgard Data Core and the Ancient Database of Atlantis, there are other options of power generation available for the Tau'ri to research.


**Some things cannot be fabricated by Asgard tech (i.e. Naquadah, Trinium, virtually all of the radioactive elements, and most violet elements and compounds {i.e. TNT, Nitro Glycerin, and other explosives}, and several complex molecules and alloys).
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Comments: 11

Chiletrek [2020-03-01 22:06:05 +0000 UTC]

Hello:

Β Too bad about the secrecy, because who knows what could humanity build with all the new technologies


Β I can see the station is not extremely big, but it is indeed much larger than the Midway Station. Interesting that you chose to give it lots of BC-304-inspired sections. Would one of these be in orbit over the Alpha Site? Or would they rather keep that planet as a very secret place just in case?

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Vaylenisme In reply to Chiletrek [2020-03-01 22:20:13 +0000 UTC]

In my Head Cannon Jack O'Niell, Homeworld Command, and the IOA are busy laying the groundwork for a global reveal of the Stargate program. When that happens, humanity can focus on openly working on stuff.

The Canadian design team used exsiting scematics to produce this station so that there wouldn't need to be new infrastructure made specifically for it.

It has been shown that advanced civilizations can detect and track the Asgard Power Core, so for now these are only used in our soloar system and as Forward operating bases for Fleet activites.

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Chiletrek In reply to Vaylenisme [2020-03-01 22:25:31 +0000 UTC]

That is something I would have also liked to see in a tv-series or movie. So I like your idea!


Ohh, good point, so since it was fro an existing desig and how the ships are made from pre-fabricated modules, then it should have been too difficult to combine to build the station


Cool.

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Vaylenisme In reply to Chiletrek [2020-03-01 22:44:41 +0000 UTC]

Custom building stations and ships would be hard to do in the secret stargate program. But mixing and matching to create new designs out of existing pieces is the whole thesis behind my design style.

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Chiletrek In reply to Vaylenisme [2020-03-01 22:50:36 +0000 UTC]

There is not much more to be done as long as the secrecy continues

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Vaylenisme In reply to Chiletrek [2020-03-01 23:30:50 +0000 UTC]

I like trying to come up with new designs within the scope of my rules. It makes for a fun challenge, and there are other factions/races where I can create some really fun stuff tooΒ 

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Chiletrek In reply to Vaylenisme [2020-03-01 23:49:43 +0000 UTC]

Despite the fact that "The Daedalus variations" allows for each and every head canon to exist, I think it is fun to create things despite the limitations of the secrecy. However, for my own headcanon, I'll take a little more liberties, mostly because of some roles that really need to be filled ingame.

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Vaylenisme In reply to Chiletrek [2020-03-02 00:23:49 +0000 UTC]

For me, it is easier to make Tau'ri ships and stations, becuase I know how humans think. Trying to design alien ships and tactics from only one or 2 examples is much harder. This is why I created my own group in the Olympians, and have made Goa'uld/Jaffa ships (they appear most often). But creating Asgard, Ori, or even Wraith ships is harder becuase there are so few examples to draw from for insperation.

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Chiletrek In reply to Vaylenisme [2020-03-02 00:54:25 +0000 UTC]

You humans think in two-dimensional terms... ok,no XD . It can really get tricky to figure-out how some of the non-human factions act and the style of ships they'd use. We know more of the Goa'uld because they have been a constant adversary, so at least for them we hae a very well-defined style. For other factions you may take a look at some game mods, like "Stargate: Invaion" or "Stargate: Pegasus Chronicles". Those teams have been able to come-up with more designs that might help you even if just for added inspiration sources

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Vaylenisme In reply to Chiletrek [2020-03-02 01:18:08 +0000 UTC]

I am a big fan ofΒ dolynick's designs

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Chiletrek In reply to Vaylenisme [2020-03-02 01:28:04 +0000 UTC]

Me too! . If I am able to get a New Republic faction for my mini-mod projects, it will be in great measure because of his renders, and he knows it .

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