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            Number : 4 banks
            Range  : 345,000 km
-           Arcs   : saucer module dorsal array (f/p, f/s emitters for single capacitor bank)
+           Arcs   : saucer module dorsal array (f/p, f/s emitters
-                    saucer module ventral array (f/p, f/s emitters for single capacitor bank)
+                      for single capacitor bank)
+                    saucer module ventral array (f/p, f/s emitters
+                      for single capacitor bank)
                     secondary hull ventral array (single emitter)
                     nacelle pylon aft emitters (p/s)
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                  Range  : 300,000 km
                  Arcs   : fwd dorsal saucer (p/s)
-                        : fwd ventral battle section saucer (p/s)
+                        : fwd ventral saucer
-                        : midship ventral/lateral nacelle pylon (p/s)
+                        : midship lateral pylon (p/s)
-                        : aft dorsal secondary hull (p/s)
+                        : aft ventral secondary hull
          Point Defense Drones, type III
                  Number : 2 launchers
-                 Arcs   : saucer section dorsal (p/s)
+                 Arcs   : secondary hull dorsal aft (p/s)
-                         battle section lateral launcher (p/s)
              Complement : 6 drones (3 per side)
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 warfare drones, the first dones deployed on a ship of her small size. These
 are launched from 2 small bays astride the main shuttle bay.
+Due to improvements in structural integrity fields and anti-gravity
+generators, the ship is capable of landing. Once settled on level ground,
+the spaceframe is designed to support the weight of the ship without
+continual application of power.
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