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BRAD'S COMMENTS: The Mo'Kal would appear to be a "pusher" type transport, in that it is merely a set of warp engines that can be attached to external cargo pods, freight boxes, or other such equipment, and then "push" that freight via warp speed. The text from the manual backs this up, though sadly we are never given a picture of what the Mo'Kal looks like when it has freight attached, so the image above is misleading and incomplete at best. Special thanks to Neale Davidson for the re-draw!
From the FASA Star Trek FEDERATION SHIP RECOGNITION MANUAL, circa 1985
MoKal Class X Transport
Notes: The MoKal Class, the oldest of all Star Fleet's transport vessels, is designed to push its cargo pods from behind.
The MoKal is used by Star Fleet throughout Federation space, and is operated by civilian concerns in all of known space.
On Stardate 2/0804, the Mk I was commissioned into service; although it does not have the cargo capacity of later models, it is still in production because of its reliability and the need for moving cargoes in its particular tonnage range.
The Mk I is used commercially by many corporations and transfer companies.
On Stardate 2/1611, the Mk II was commissioned into service. This version of the MoKal is capable of transporting over 550,000
tons (11,000 SCU), an increase of 110% over the capacity of the Mk I.
Of the 360 MoKals built, 178 Mk Is and 113 Mk
IIs are in active service, with 6 Mk Is in reserve fleets. One Mk I and 1 Mk II are used by Star Fleet Training Command; 21 Mk Is and 6 Mk
IIs have been destroyed; 2 Mk Is are listed as missing; 20 Mk Is and 4 Mk IIs have been scrapped; and 6 Mk Is and 2 Mk
IIs have been sold to civilian commercial concerns.
The MoKal is produced at the Sol V, Sol VI, and Morena facilities.
The combined annual production rate is 18 of each model.
| Construction Data: Model Numbers- Ship Class- Date Entering Service- Number Constructed |
MK I X 2/0804 234 |
MK II X 2/1611 126 |
| Hull Data: Superstructure Points- Damage Chart- Size Length- Width- Height- Weight- Cargo Cargo Units- Cargo Capacity- Landing Capability- |
13 C 140 meters 100 meters 20 meters 145,200 tons 5,100 units 255,000 tons None |
13 C 140 meters 100 meters 20 meters 141,900 tons 11,000 units 550,000 tons None |
| Equipment Data: Control Computer Type- Transporters- Standard 6-person- |
M-4 1 |
M-4 1 |
| Other Data: Crew- Passengers- Shuttlecraft- |
28 6 4 |
30 6 4 |
| Engines and Power Data: Total Power Units Available- Movement Point Ratio- Warp Engine Type- Number- Power Units Available- Stress Charts- Maximum Safe Cruising Speed- Emergency Speed- Impulse Engine Type- Power Units Available- |
44 4/1 unloaded 6/1 loaded FWF-1 2 20 G/L Warp 6 unloaded Warp 5 loaded Warp 8 unloaded Warp 6 loaded FID-2 4 |
48 4/1 unloaded 6/1 loaded FWG-2 2 22 H/K Warp 8 unloaded Warp 6 loaded Warp 9 unloaded Warp 7 loaded FID-2 4 |
| Weapons and Firing Data: | none! | none! |
| Shields Data: Deflector Shield Type- Shield Point Ratio- Maximum Shield Power- |
FSB 1/2 4 |
FSF 1/2 8 |
| Defense Factor- Weapon Damage Factor- |
59.2
unloaded 49.2 loaded none |
62.2
unloaded 48.8 loaded none |
