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Pathfinder Rover Mk.I

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Type: Blueprint

Mod category: Exploration

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17 Jun, 2019 @ 8:37am

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Description

Pathfinder Rover Mk.I

A small and survival practical exploration rover with an Oxygen tank, O2/H2 Generator and 7 Small cargo containers worth of storage space.

The rover is powered by a small nuclear reactor and 7 small batteries, giving it ample energy for venturing far from base in search of resources ect. Or a personal transport buggy. (you could even race with it if you’re brave enough.

It was designed in the same Carbon-Fibre style of Colony Habitat #1, so they both complement each other nicely for a simple starting scenario if the default rover isn’t to your taste.

It comes stocked with the basic starting tools and components.

Stats:

Gross Weight: 10.145t
Un-laden Weight: 8.337t
Blocks: 110
PCU: 913
Power 7x Small Batteries, Small Reactor
Survival ready: Yes!

Originally posted by A wise Space Engineer:
Remember! As with all rovers, be careful when driving, go slowly over rocky terrain and don't down a bottle of space vodka before entering the vehicle!

Credits:
Screenshots taken with the space just got real mod and the planet Telnar by Doctor Octoganapus

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Draconis Andromedae 17 Jan, 2023 @ 8:32pm

The right rear wheel will not build along with the spot lights. There are mesh collisions.

Hornet 28 Jul, 2020 @ 10:55pm

something in found when testing, i you remive the 3x3 bit of armour on the top a connector can hook up perfectly to the o2 gen

Alpha-5 [author] 21 Jun, 2019 @ 11:30am

I do have an interplanetary transport ship in the works, but it dosent have a hangar unfortunately, just lots of cargo space. It's easy enough to set up a 3D printer and weld one of these up that way, they're too small to justify a hangar for them imo.