Device
Rocket guidance system
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A rocket guidance system was a type of custom weapon modification and guidance system that could be equipped to a micro-rocket. Typical rocket guidance systems utilized sensor packages, limited fuel cell expansions, and adjustable maneuvering fins to allow a micro-rocket to automatically seek a designated target in the event of a miss or misfire. This minimized collateral damage and made micro-rockets more reliable. A typical rocket guidance system was sold for 50 credits, and popular models included the Pharr Co. "Vornskr" Guidance Package and the Merr-Sonn "Outreach" Target Sensor.
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- Cost
- 50 credits
- Purpose
- Guidance system
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