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{{Infobox Mobile Suit
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| officialName =RX-139 Hambrabi
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| name =Hambrabi
! colspan="2" style="color: white; background: navy;" |RX-139 Hambrabi
 
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| image =Kyrie123
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| name2 =
|align="center" colspan="2"|[[Image:Kyrie123.jpg|250px|RX-139 Hambrabi]]
 
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| image2 =
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| name3 =
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center" | Hambrabi
 
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| image3 =
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| designation =RX-139
! colspan="2" style="color: white; background: navy;" | Fast Facts
 
 
| type =Prototype transformable mobile suit
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| series =
|Model Number || RX-139
 
 
| first =[[UC]] 0087
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| last =
! colspan="2" | Unit Type
 
 
| manufacturer =Earth Federation Forces
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| operator =[[Titans]]
| colspan="2" style="text-align: center" | Prototype transformable mobile suit
 
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| pilot =
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*[[Yazan Gable]]
| Launched || [[UC]] 0087
 
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*[[Sarah Zabiarov]]
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*[[Dunkel Cooper]]
| Manufacturer || Earth Federation Forces
 
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*[[Ramsus Hasa]]
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| height =19.9 meters (mobile suit mode)
| Operator
 
 
| length =17.9 meters (mobile armor mode)
| [[Titans]]
 
 
| wingspan =15.9 meters
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| headheight =
| Known Pilot(s)
 
 
| weight =max gross 56.9 metric tons
| [[Yazan Gable]], [[Sarah Zabiarov]], [[Dunkel Cooper]], [[Ramsus Hasa]]
 
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| emptyweight =empty 34.6 metric tons
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| powerplant =Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor
! colspan="2" style="color: white; background: navy;" | General Characteristics
 
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| poweroutput =1540 kW
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| accommodation =pilot only, in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso
| Overall Height || 19.9 meters (mobile suit mode)
 
 
| armor =Gundarium alloy
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| armaments =
| Overall Length || 17.9 meters (mobile armor mode)
 
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| Wingspan || 15.9 meters
 
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| Weight || empty 34.6 metric tons; max gross 56.9 metric tons
 
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| Power Plant || Minovsky type ultracompact fusion reactor, output rated at 1540 kW
 
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| Accommodation || pilot only, in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso
 
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| Armor:
 
| Gundarium alloy
 
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! colspan="2" style="color: white; background: navy;" | Armaments
 
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| colspan="2" |
 
 
*2 x beam saber, power rated at 0.5 MW
 
*2 x beam saber, power rated at 0.5 MW
 
*Tail lance
 
*Tail lance
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| SpecEquip =
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| OptionalEquip =
! colspan="2" style="color: white; background: navy;" | Special Equipments and Features
 
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???
 
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! colspan="2" style="color: white; background: navy;" | Optional Equipments
 
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*2 x beam rifle, power rated at 2.6 MW
 
*2 x beam rifle, power rated at 2.6 MW
 
*feyadeen rifle/beam saber, power rated at 6.6 MW
 
*feyadeen rifle/beam saber, power rated at 6.6 MW
 
*sea serpent, wire-guided grappling/shocking weapon
 
*sea serpent, wire-guided grappling/shocking weapon
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| era =Universal Century
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}}
 
During the Gryps Conflict, the Earth Federation Forces and the Titans developed several experimental transformable mobile suits/mobile armor and conducted field tests by placing them into actual combat. One of the more well-known designs was the RX-139 Hambrabi, and it was unique in several respects. One of the most visible unique features were the five mono-eye sensors placed all over its body, enabling the pilot to more easily locate and track targets in both mobile suit and mobile armor mode. Its body also mounted several wing-like stabilizers, giving the Hambrabi high agility and maneuverability in mobile armor mode similar to that of a space fighter. In addition to being armed with a pair of beam guns and the RX-110 Gabthley's feyadeen rifle, the Hambrabi could also carry a "sea serpent," a wire-guided grappling weapon used to deliver crippling electrical shocks to enemy mobile suits.
 
During the Gryps Conflict, the Earth Federation Forces and the Titans developed several experimental transformable mobile suits/mobile armor and conducted field tests by placing them into actual combat. One of the more well-known designs was the RX-139 Hambrabi, and it was unique in several respects. One of the most visible unique features were the five mono-eye sensors placed all over its body, enabling the pilot to more easily locate and track targets in both mobile suit and mobile armor mode. Its body also mounted several wing-like stabilizers, giving the Hambrabi high agility and maneuverability in mobile armor mode similar to that of a space fighter. In addition to being armed with a pair of beam guns and the RX-110 Gabthley's feyadeen rifle, the Hambrabi could also carry a "sea serpent," a wire-guided grappling weapon used to deliver crippling electrical shocks to enemy mobile suits.
   
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{{Early Universal Century Mobile weapons}}
 
{{Early Universal Century Mobile weapons}}
 
 
[[Category:Universal Century mobile suits]]
 
[[Category:Universal Century mobile suits]]

Revision as of 19:52, 9 September 2009

During the Gryps Conflict, the Earth Federation Forces and the Titans developed several experimental transformable mobile suits/mobile armor and conducted field tests by placing them into actual combat. One of the more well-known designs was the RX-139 Hambrabi, and it was unique in several respects. One of the most visible unique features were the five mono-eye sensors placed all over its body, enabling the pilot to more easily locate and track targets in both mobile suit and mobile armor mode. Its body also mounted several wing-like stabilizers, giving the Hambrabi high agility and maneuverability in mobile armor mode similar to that of a space fighter. In addition to being armed with a pair of beam guns and the RX-110 Gabthley's feyadeen rifle, the Hambrabi could also carry a "sea serpent," a wire-guided grappling weapon used to deliver crippling electrical shocks to enemy mobile suits.

External Links

Hambrabi on MAHQ

Template:Early Universal Century Mobile weapons