Feynman statistics Mark II

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BASIC STATISTICS
Class Name       : FEYNMAN
Classification   : Surveyor
Type             : DD (Destroyer)
Model Number     : II

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Length           : 325 m
Beam             : 146 m
Draft            :  70 m
Displacement     : 849,592 mt

COMPLEMENT
Total            : 226
Officers         :  16
Crew             : 156
Passengers       :  18 (standard) 36 (emergency)
Marines          :  28 (1 Platoon)

PROPULSION SYSTEMS
Warp Propulsion System
Drive Type       : First-Run Advanced Propulsion Drive (APD-01)
     Number      : 2 (variable)
Main Reactor     : FRAM-961-B

Impulse System
Drive Type       : GDP-1 (Gravitic Dynamic Planing Drive, Model 1)
      Number      : 2
Secondary Reactor: FGRIF-800 Network

Thruster Control : Version 3 magneto-hydrodynamic gas-fusion thrusters

D-Warp Drive     : Dim-IV-F1ai

Velocity
(Sensor Mode)
     Standard Cruise Speed   : 6.0
     Maximum Cruise Speed    : 9.0
     Sustainable for 12 hours: 9.6
(Flight Mode)
     Standard Cruise Speed   : 7.5
     Maximum Cruise Speed    : 9.3
     Sustainable for 12 hours: 9.94
     Maximum Emergency Speed : 9.95
     Core Failure Immenent   : 9.97

ARMAMENT
     Phaser, Type XI
          Number : 4 banks
          Range  : 345,000 km
          Arcs   : Saucer module dorsal array
                   Saucer module ventral array
                   Secondary hull aft array
                   Secondary hull ventral array

     Photon Torpedo: Type-6, Mark-XXV photon torpedo
          Number : 2 tubes
          Range  : 3,500,000 km

          Arcs   : 1 forward, 1 aft

     Point Defense Drones, type IV
                Number : 2 launchers
                Arcs   : saucer dorsal launcher (p/s)
            Complement : 40 drones (20 per side)

Deflector System :  Symmetrical oscillating subspace graviton field

OTHER SYSTEMS
Transporters
     Standard, 6-person  : 3
     Emergency, 22-person: 2
     Cargo               : 2

Shuttle Bays     : 2 (1 main, 1 auxilliary
Embarked Craft 
     Type-9 Medium Short-Range Shuttlecraft: 4
     Type-6 Medium Short-Range Shuttlecraft: 4
     D-Warp Shuttle                        : 1
     1 Type-9A Cargo Shuttle               : 1
     Runabout                              : 1
     Work Bee Maintenance Pods             : 2

Notes:

The FEYNMAN II class is a slightly smaller, more nimble and agile
upgrade to its predecessor. While the overall structure remains
the same, total size and mass are roughly 5% less that the previous
class vessel. 

All major systems have been upgraded with the latest improvements
applicable to this class of Surveyor starship. 

As overall mass was reduced, total crew compliment is approximately 
7% less than that of the previous class. 


History:

The Feynman class is named in honor of the twentieth century
Nobel prize winning physicist/philosopher/teacher, Richard P.
Feynman, whose simple but elegant demonstration of O Ring failure
during the Challenger hearings lead to improved standards of
safety for early earth spacecraft.  He is also considered one of
the fathers of Nanotechnology; an award named is his honor has
been given since the late twentieth century.

In October 2405 the project approval was received.  A rescaled
version of the DELPHI Array began construction. In May 2406 the
keel was laid, and the actual construction on the primary hull
began.  In June 2406 the nacelle construction began.  August 2406
saw the joinging of primary and secondary hulls and the
installation of the DELPHI array began.  In September 2406 the
installation of the remaining communication, navigation systems
and computer core followed.

October 2406 the Warp Drive was tested, followed by finishing the
installation of the rescaled DELPHI array in November, and its
calibration and test in December 2406.  In January 2407 the
construction was completed and the ship commissioned for system
evaluation as NX-66000 USS Feynman.


proposed ship names NCC-66xxx:

USS Feynman II          USS Copernicus
USS Oppenheimer         USS Ptolemy
USS Archimedes          USS Hubble
USS Faraday             USS Carver


Ship Design by Michael Dailey and 
Starfleet Engineering Revision 

[Note: Names of the ships should follow names of Famous
Scienctists as shown by the above examples.]