Tenochtitlan Class
Oberth-class science vessels were found to be insufficiently equipped for long term research missions in remote star systems. For this task, the much larger Tenochtitlan class was developed, and six units were built. The saucer section is the same as of the Venus class, whereas the powerful warp drive is a completely new development. Though primarily designated as science vessels, the Tenochtitlan class features extensive armament, which fulfills the standard of a frigate. Instead of the standard sensor pod the ships can also be fitted with an additional torpedo tube. Two starships of this class were lost, the remaining four are still in service.
Gallery
Datasheet
Class specifications Ship type: Research vessel Length: 315m Width: 227m Height: 87m Crew complement: 116 Max. speed: Warp 8.5 First commissioned in 2333 |
Commissioned ships USS Tenochtitlan NCC-41786 USS Zimbabwe NCC-41787 USS Troy NCC-46192 USS Carthage NCC-47521 USS Persepolis NCC-50332 USS Karakorum NCC-53858 |
Credits
Thanks to s1gun for the refinement.