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Another one with the New Orleans class USS Euderion, the third ship to bear that name. The NCC-62470, was a frigate type ship which operated from 2343 to 2349. In 2349 the ship and its crew disappeared without a trace. To this day it has never been explained what happened to her.

The New Orleans class frigates entered service in the early 24th century and remained in service until the 2370s, at least. The first prototype completed test missions in 2327, the first series production began in 2332. Because of tensions between the Federation and the Cardassians, this class was developed with tactical missions in mind. For her size the New Orleans class was well armed and nimble.
The vessels crewed 550 officers and crew, with room for up to 1,600 passengers. Additionally, the New Orleans could carry 4,200 persons in an evacuation situation and measured 345 meters in length.

The New Orleans used warp engines rated to cruise at warp factor 5 and max out at warp factor 9, with an upper maximum of warp 9.3 sustainable for 12 hours. The weapons had a 720 degree arc phaser emitter, with forward, aft, port and starboard firing arcs. The vessels had two standard photon torpedo launchers (one front, one aft) but due to the module nature of the ship it is possible to increased this number. Every Launcher is capable firing spreads of 8 torpedoes from a magazine of 200.

New Orleans class ship could carry three modular pods. Two on top, and a third on bottom. Depending on the mission, these pods can be equipped or completely exchanged. There are many different variants, for example torpedopods, sensor pods, tractor beam pods, hangar pods or deflector pods. The USS Euderion NCC-62470 depicted here carried two science and sensor pods on the top and one weapon pod on the bottom. The Euderion was the third Starfleet vessel with this name and operated from 2343 to 2349.

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New Orleans class by David Metlesits thefirstfleet

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Description

Another one with the New Orleans class USS Euderion, the third ship to bear that name. The NCC-62470, was a frigate type ship which operated from 2343 to 2349. In 2349 the ship and its crew disappeared without a trace. To this day it has never been explained what happened to her.

The New Orleans class frigates entered service in the early 24th century and remained in service until the 2370s, at least. The first prototype completed test missions in 2327, the first series production began in 2332. Because of tensions between the Federation and the Cardassians, this class was developed with tactical missions in mind. For her size the New Orleans class was well armed and nimble.
The vessels crewed 550 officers and crew, with room for up to 1,600 passengers. Additionally, the New Orleans could carry 4,200 persons in an evacuation situation and measured 345 meters in length.

The New Orleans used warp engines rated to cruise at warp factor 5 and max out at warp factor 9, with an upper maximum of warp 9.3 sustainable for 12 hours. The weapons had a 720 degree arc phaser emitter, with forward, aft, port and starboard firing arcs. The vessels had two standard photon torpedo launchers (one front, one aft) but due to the module nature of the ship it is possible to increased this number. Every Launcher is capable firing spreads of 8 torpedoes from a magazine of 200.

New Orleans class ship could carry three modular pods. Two on top, and a third on bottom. Depending on the mission, these pods can be equipped or completely exchanged. There are many different variants, for example torpedopods, sensor pods, tractor beam pods, hangar pods or deflector pods. The USS Euderion NCC-62470 depicted here carried two science and sensor pods on the top and one weapon pod on the bottom. The Euderion was the third Starfleet vessel with this name and operated from 2343 to 2349.

Rendered in 3d Max 10

No Post Work
New Orleans class by David Metlesits thefirstfleet

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