Flight Suits in general
Most
flight suits have...
- Independent oxygen supply
- Basic survival supplies
- • folding knife, small water bottle, small flashlight, strobe light, 3 signal flare, whistle, mirror, camouflage paint, matches, fire starter, tourniquet, couple of pens, and a notebook.
Space-use flight suits also have...
- Emergency patching kit
- • duct tape, patches, etc. for fixing small leaks. Can attempt medium-sized leaks, but the patch will fail in 1D10 minutes. 3 uses.
All flight suits...
- reduce blunt/impact damage (falls, punches, crashes, etc) by half, up to the allowed SDC of the suit.
In general the
helmet is...
- the suit's AR: +2
- the suit's SDC: x1.5
VF pilot suits—which incorporate OTM and the technology in traditional spacesuits and anti-G suits—have spread as essential general equipment in Macross.
Spacesuits at the time of the ASS-1's arrival in 1999 had shortcomings—such as being heavy, having a reduced range of motion in the joints, and short extravehicular activity times—and it was difficult for them to be put to military use. VF pilots in particular desired the functions of a compact anti-G suit, as they would be piloting while enduring high G levels while inside a narrow cockpit.
The introduction of OTM didn't mean that they were able to produce a spacesuit that perfectly satisfied all of those items. Airtight clothes and helmets were developed that included anti-G, anti-radiation, and other life preservation mechanisms that are desired when active in outer space. However, the life-preservation functions in spacesuits obstructed the pilot's sensory organs when fighting. As a result, the VF pilot suits that were completed at the time of the First Interstellar War were light spacesuits that were compact, had excellent movement, and were closer to an aircraft's pressure-resistant suit than a spacesuit. Even after the First Interstellar War, the pilot suits continued to be developed as anti-G suits and light spacesuits.
By the end of the 2050's the burdens on the pilot when flying a VF exceeded the limits of the human body. Following this, a suit that exceeded the concept of the conventional pilot suits—called the EX-Gear System—also appeared. It allowed a closer link between the VF and the operator. This system could also be operated as a powered suit. In addition to the traditional life preservation functions in the VF helmet, and with its functions as the pilot-and-system interface, and a powered suit's "armour", it reached a point where a wide range of functions were being pursued in the pilot suits.
The spacesuits for VF pilots excel at movement and anti-G abilities. However, there also seems to have been a problem with their high cost. Therefore, spacesuits for various other roles and general-purpose models were also developed.
Flight suits are not suits of armour. Their first job is to provide life-support in extremely low (or high) heat, and reduced (or no) oxygen environments. Their second job is as a G-suit. As such, they are complicated pressure suits filled with liquid cooling tubes (for cooling) and inflatable bladders around the abdomen and legs (for G resistance).
The suits also include electronics, batteries, and an oxygen supply. Most suits include a bio-monitor that continuously monitors the pilot's vital signs. More advanced suits also have advanced computing capabilities—akin to an advanced smartphone or laptop—that the pilot can access through a control panel usually located in the chest or forearms.
The pilot suits designed for use in space are hardened to protect against micro-meteor strikes, and offer a small amount of ballistic protection.
Note: player characters could have wildly different flight suits depending on which era the game is taking place in and what organization(s) they are affiliated with.
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Unified Forces VF-0 Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: N/A* (AR: N/A)
* 50 for blunt/impact damage only.
Helmet SDC: 50 (AR: 9)
G resistance: 9
Fatigue rate: moderate
Oxygen supply: 30 minutes
Survival Radio: voice range: >16 km, Beacon: >80 km
Basic survival supplies (with compass, and dye)
Life vest: self or manually inflated
Cost: $2,500 (¥250,000) new, replica* (2018- ): $500, replica* (2028- ): $250
* doesn't protect against heat or space radiation. Popular with within-atmosphere aviation enthusiasts after SWI.
In use from: between 2004 (first VF-0 completed) and 2008
In the Unification War period, VF pilot spacesuits appeared to have been at an experimental production stage, and the pilots of the experimental production VFs wore within-atmosphere anti-G suits. Basically, it is a specification common to the fighter aircraft that use OTM—such as the F-14A+ Kai—and the shoulder and back protectors are worn as harness fasteners.
The helmet specifically designed for the VF-0 is airtight. By removing the chin parts, the helmet could also became an open-style helmet. The oxygen supply hose is not in the form of a mask, but is attached to the rear of the helmet.
There are a lot of pilots who paint original personal marks on the helmets and suits that they are provided with. Roy's personal emblem is painted on the visor part of his helmet. Edgar was especially known for having used several marks—his helmet colouring was changed to a keynote based in green. As he has an interest in primitive art, he might have been obsessed with the designs on his helmet.
F-14A+ Kai ver.: The helmet is one with an oxygen mask, identical to conventional helmets.
The G-resistant suit supplied to ground-based pilots belonging to the Unified Space Forces. The materials and functions are almost the same as those for conventional fighter aircraft. For the F-14s and VF-0s operating at sea, a floating collar (life preserver) is mandatory. The helmet is almost directly adapted from those developed for space fighter crews. However, OTM is introduced into the materials, making the helmet lighter than CFRP*, reducing the burden on the pilot's neck—which is exposed to high G forces. The helmet has a full-view visor, which was revolutionary at-the-time, and the oxygen hose is attached to the back side of the helmet to reduce the impediment to the movement of the pilot's neck.
A similar helmet was also developed for the Unified Naval Forces, which operated the F-14 D+ (an OTM improved fighter), and had a close cooperative relationship with the space forces. That helmet had an oxygen hose connector on the mouth piece to match the cockpit specifications of conventional aircraft.
* CFRP = Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer
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AUN Sv-51 Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 50 (AR: 7)
Helmet SDC: 50 (AR: 9)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: low
Oxygen supply: 45 minutes
Survival Radio: voice range: >16 km, Beacon: >80 km
Basic survival supplies (with compass, 1 signal flare, and dye)
Life vest: self or manually inflated
Cost: $3,000 (¥300,000) new, replica (2018- ): rare, custom-made—price: GM's discretion.
In use from: between 2003 or 2004 (first Sv-51 completed) and 2008
This is a G-resistant suit to protect the body from the intense acceleration performance of the Sv-51, which is equipped with combat-model turbofan jet engines. The fitted-material of the suit shows off the physique of the pilot. The G-resistant suit's jacket is removed while the pilots are standing-by. Note that the boots are different from those for the women.
The pipe that supplies oxygen to the helmet is on the lower part of the side, making it easy to turn one's head. The shape and functionality of the helmet are not much different between the Sv-51 pilots. However, the colouring is changed to the pilot's personal colour. The markings on the forehead are slightly different between the pilots.
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Unified Forces Regulation VF Pilot Suit (early period)
Suit SDC: 20 (AR: 8)
Helmet SDC: 50 (AR: 10)
G resistance: 7
Fatigue rate: moderate
Oxygen supply: 3 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >16 km, Beacon: >80 km
Basic survival supplies (with compass [universal direction finder for space units], and dye)
Cost: $2,500 (¥250,000) new, surplus (2019- ): $750, used/collector (2029- ): $1,500
In use from: 2009
The regular armed forces pilot suit. It is a G suit for fighter aircraft, and has good airtightness. At the time of the First Interstellar War, both an airtight style helmet and an open-style helment existed.
As the model that was used during the First Interstellar War period and for several years in the postwar period, it is the earliest VF pilot spacesuit. The design was remodelled in the several years of the postwar period.
The influence of atmospheric anti-G suits, which were used in the same period, can be strongly observed in this pilot suit.
Although white and green models were typical, Roy Fokker, Hikaru Ichijō and others wear ones with differing colours. Hikaru's uniform, as well as the inner shirt, was lavishly coloured red, and the visor of the helmet was also decorated in red.
The officially adopted model (Early Period model, 2009-) has equipment for a slight degree of activity in a vacuum. It was used from the Macross's return voyage through the First Interstellar War.
It was standard equipment in 2009. The case on the back of the backside is a parachute sack.
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Unified Forces Regulation VF Pilot Suit (latter period)
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $3,000 (¥300,000) new, surplus (2020- ): $2,500, used/collector (2030- ): $1,450
In use from: 2010
The G-resistant suit for Unified Forces Valkyrie pilots. It also functions as an airtight suit as it was designed for space combat. It was used in conjunction with the introduction of the improved Block 6 VF-1 Valkyrie.
The suit has improved functionality and survivability over the early period flight suit. It has a simple power-assist function to improve vehicle control during periods of high-G.
There is an ID plate in the chest, and a radio in the right arm. The instrument panels on the pilot suit's arms include ID plates. In addition, the left arm is also equipped with an emergency short-range radio. The [yellow] lines on the shoulders, wrists, and legs emit light when in darkness.
The officially adopted model (Later Period model, 2010-) is an improved version that was adopted from the production of the Block 6 VF-1. Functions for activity in a vacuum have been added to the suit, and survivability has been improved.
The suit wasn't produced in a sufficient quantity immediately following its introduction, and for a little while it was used concurrently with the preceding model.
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Unified Forces New Regulation VF Pilot Suit Type HY-12
Suit SDC: 80 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 80 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: high
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $2,000 (¥200,000) new, surplus (2022- ): $1,500, used/collector (2032- ): $500
In use from: 2012
Developed for the Humankind Seeding Project and in time for the launch of the Megaroad-01. The suit has various enhanced functions for life preservation in deep space.
It was used by the VF units in the first Long Range Emigrant Fleet, and was the latest pilot suit at the time. Its functions as a spacesuit have been enhanced. The helmet visor acts as a HUD.
The HY-12 pilot suit was developed for the VF-4 in 2009, and was officially adopted in 2012. It was developed in conjunction with the launch of the Megaroad 01. All sorts of functional enhancements for activity in deep space were performed on the suit in accordance with the Mankind Seeding Project.
The at-the-time new VF-4 was primarily intended for space-use from the beginning. It also puts a greater burden on the pilot than the VF-1 does. So, it was necessary to improve the suit's functions, including extending its operational time.
Even though the suit's silhouette isn't as sleek as it could have been due to the limitations of the technology available at the time, its functionality is sufficient, and the temperature range in which the suit can operate is wide enough to ensure survivability.
The specifications for this type of suit were indicated in a technical order, and it was made from common materials that could be procured on Earth immediately after the war—making it less expensive than the suits that appeared later. Many units in the Earth area continued to use these suits without replacing them for newer models until their Valkyries were decommissioned.
Even though the fabric in the top layer is somewhat limited to avoid vacuum deposition in outer space, it is available in a wide variety of colours. The suits could be customized for each squadron or even for personal designs.
In 2012, the suit was manufactured in-house by Stonewell Bellcom. However, the suit manufacturer has since become an independent company under the Stonewell Bellcom umbrella.
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Unified Forces VF Pilot Suit TSV-19
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: high
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >20 km, Beacon: >100 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $3,000 (¥300,000) new, surplus (2029- ): $2,000, used/collector (2029- ): $1,000
In use from: 2019
The TSV-19 pilot suit for the VF-4 was officially adopted in 2019. The Unified Forces refer to it a tactical suit.
Functionally, the suit is a variant of the HY-12, but with the use of OTMat (OTM-derived materials), it is not only lighter, but also has an increase in the so-called "comfort" when wearing, such as being easier to move.
The lenses on the side of the helmet are in a complex unit that includes sensors and a projector for displaying information onto the inner surface of the canopy.
The markers are intended to be easily visible when drifting, but the ones on the shoulders were also seen on the suit adopted for the VF-1 in 2010. The markers on the sleeves are a newly added feature on this suit.
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Unified Forces VF Pilot Suit TSV-23
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: high
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >20 km, Beacon: >100 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $3,500 (¥350,000) new, surplus (2033- ): $2,500, used/collector (2033- ): $1,250
In use from: 2023
As VFs became more sophisticated, the tactical suit's support of the pilot became more important, and the TSV-23—an improved version of the TSV-19—had enhanced muscular functions to assist the pilot's operation of the VF at high G-forces.
Each time a new VF was introduced, a tactical suit has appeared to match the improved capabilities of the VF. Today, however, the mainstream is EX-Gear, a simplified powered suit that supports the pilot's activities outside a Valkyrie, and the cockpits of VFs have been converted to a standard that can accommodate it.
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Unified Forces VF Pilot Suit TSV-30 Mk.I
Suit SDC: 50 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 9
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >22 km, Beacon: >110 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $4,000 (¥400,000) new, surplus (2040- ): $2,500, used/collector (2050- ): $1,750
In use from: 2030
Super Long Range Emigrants had become constantly launched, and the pilot suit itself was enhanced with functions as a spacesuit. The suit features a loose silhouette. Pads have been installed in the shoulders, elbows, and knees. The model was also for use within the atmosphere.
An alloy tektite pad is enclosed in the forearms. Shoulder pads (protectors) cover both shoulders. Looking at the inside of them, once can see that they are quite thick.
The shield at the top of the head became a clear visor, and the helmet's field of vision is wider than that of the helmets up until then.
In 2040, it was the pilot suit for both in-atmosphere and outer-space use. Even though it was the general pilot suit at that time, it had an anti-G ability that enabled it to cope even with the YF-19 super-high manoeuvrability VF.
The flight suit developed around the time of the introduction of the VF-11 and was adopted as the official suit by the New Unified Forces. It is widely used as the most standard type.
The Mk. III, introduced around 2037, was mainly issued to squadrons in the Earth area.
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YF-21 Anti-G Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 11
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >22 km, Beacon: >110 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $75,000 (¥7,500,000) new, surplus (2040- ): rare collector's item—price: GM's discretion.
In use from: 2040
The experimental G-resistant pilot suit worn by Guld when he piloted the YF-21. Unlike the Unified Forces pilot suit, it has a largish backpack secured by a harness. The special helmet is also an interface that connects the wearer and the aircraft, through which the aircraft is controlled. The piloting of the YF-21—which is controlled by a direct cerebral link—requires a high level of mental concentration. Guld's appearance while piloting the YF-21 is reminiscent of a meditating Buddhist monk.
A mechanism called the Brain Direct Image (BDI) was built into the YF-21 Variable Fighter, which was developed in 2040, in an attempt to improve the reaction speed when in high-speed manoeuvres; by aligning the pilot's brainwaves and the VF fuselage. When this system had its trial run, a helmet with a dedicated interface included in it was developed, and it assisted in connecting the pilot's thoughts with the VF's sensors and control system.
The experimental pilot suit for the YF-21 supported the BDI Brainwave Control System. There are terminals and connectors for brainwave control in the helmet. The thoughts of the pilot are directly connected to the aircraft through the interface that covers the head, and the system actualized lag-less actions.
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Unified Forces Emigration Fleet Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >22 km, Beacon: >110 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $2,000 (¥200,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $1,000, used/collector (2060- ): $500
In use from: 2040
The flight suit used in the Macross 7 Fleet.
The helmet of the VF-11 units that defended the Macross 7 Fleet was light-weight, and wasn't a burden on the pilots even when cruising.
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Unified Forces Zentrādi Emigrant Fleet Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >22 km, Beacon: >110 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $2,000 (¥200,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $1,000, used/collector (2060- ): $500
In use from: 2040
The flight suit used in the Macross 5 fleet.
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Unified Forces Emigrant Fleet Special Forces Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >24 km, Beacon: >120 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $5,000 (¥500,000) new, surplus (2047- ): $4,000, used/collector (2057- ): $2,500
In use from: 2037
The pilot suit that was supplied to the Macross 7 Fleet's special forces, such as Diamond Force and Emerald Force. Just like their uniforms, the design differs from the general pilot suit, and the performance is also different from the general pilot suit. Its life-preservation functions seem to have been enhanced.
Image on the right is the Diamond Force pilot suit with the various protectors removed. One can see the connectors for attaching the protectors in various places.
A specialized suit designed to maintain the passive stealthiness of the VF-17. If a character wears a different suit, the VF-17's +2 initiative is reduced to +1 when the cockpit is visible to the opponent's sensors.
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Unified Forces Special Forces VF-22 Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 11
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >24 km, Beacon: >120 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $40,000 (¥4,000,000) new, surplus (2055- ): $37,500, used/collector (2065- ): $35,000
In use from: 2045
The flight suit that Battle 7 Captain Max wore when he piloted the VF-22. It appears to have been equipped with a flight support BDI System interface.
It has a largish backpack secured by a harness. The special helmet is also an interface that connects the wearer and the aircraft, through which the aircraft is controlled.
Brain Direct Image (BDI) was developed in an attempt to improve the reaction speed when in high-speed manoeuvres by aligning the pilot's brainwaves and the VF fuselage. Although the BDI System was drastically simplified and installed as a support system in the VF-22, its pilots sortied equipped with a dedicated helmet that assisted in connecting the pilot's thoughts with the VF's sensors and control system.
There are terminals and connectors for the BDI Brainwave Control system in the helmet. The thoughts of the pilot are directly connected to the aircraft through the interface that covers the head, and the system actualized lag-less actions.
The VF-22 with brainwave control uses a suit and seat as the interface between the pilot and the BDI itself, which is in the rear of the cockpit. A special suit is required to acquire and transmit the pilot's brainwave data. However, even without the suit, the pilot can still fly and fight using a conventional control system—just without receiving support via brainwaves.
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Emigrant Fleet Police Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 7
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Cost: $1,500 (¥150,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $750, used/collector (2060- ): $375
In use from: 2040
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Sound Force Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare)
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $2,500 (¥250,000) new, surplus (2055- ): $1,500, used/collector (2060- ): $750
In use from: 2045
The airtight pilot suit for the Sound Force Civilian Cooperative Team, which comes in a set with an exclusive helmet. Even though the helmet's field of vision is vast, it has inferior rigidity.
The pilot suit for Mylene also has functions like a spacesuit, similar to those used by the Unified Forces. Mylene piloted a Valkyrie wearing it when training and on operational missions for Sound Force.
The shape of Ray's helmet is the same as the other members' equipment, but the colouring is based on light blue. Perhaps because he is a former pilot, Ray wears his flight suit more neatly than Basara or Mylene.
Vihīda's helmet also has the same colouring as her pilot suit. The helmet looks a little tight when worn on Vihīda's large build, but it seems to have been designed so that it does not interfere with her performance. Her suit is custom-made equipment to match her size, which is over 2 m tall.
Basara rarely uses this equipment.
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Jamming Birds Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Cost: $2,250 (¥250,000) new, surplus (2055- ): $1,250, used/collector (2060- ): $625
In use from: 2045
The pilot suits for the male members (right image series). It is used exclusively by the Jamming Birds Civilian Cooperative Team. In addition, a full-time pilot is in charge of piloting, while the Jamming Birds members concentrate on singing.
The pilot suit exclusively for the female members (left image series). The basic design is the same as the male version, however the shapes of the details are different.
The helmets worn by the male and female members of the Jamming Birds Civilian Cooperative Team. As they are for protecting the team members—who are civilians—they have a design and functions that enhance survivability.
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Varōta Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 70 (AR: 13)
Helmet SDC: 80 (AR: 15)
G resistance: 9
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >22 km, Beacon: >110 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $3,000 (¥300,000) new, replica (2053- ): $3,500, used replica (2063- ): $2,750
In use from: 2043
The standard style of the Varōta soldiers. It is a pilot suit, but Varōta soldiers were also active in this suit on the battleships and other vessels. A mind control device is built into the helmet.
The helmet for ordinary soldiers. Although there is also a likelihood that it is an improvement on the helmets that were deployed by the Unified Forces, the details are unknown.
The helmet for the Protodevilun commander. Whether or not it's for the operation of a high-performance VF, it has sturdy design.
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Unified Forces VF Pilot Suit TSV-40 Mk.I
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 15 minutes of constant flight, 90 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 9 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >24 km, Beacon: >120 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system or holographic display above small arm extending out of chest unit.
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $4,500 (¥450,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $3,500, used/collector (2060- ): $1,750
In use from: 2040
The latest Unified Forces pilot suit. It functions as an airtight suit. The suit is capable of performing activities in outer space for short periods of time, and is equipped with a simple vernier system in the back. It is also characterized by its ease of movement.
A new type developed for VF-19 pilots who are required to withstand higher manoeuvrability than that of the VF-11. The illustration shows the initial specification introduced in stages from 2042.
Despite being adopted by the special forces, this suit is not compatible with the VF-22's brainwave control.
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Unified Forces VF Pilot Suit TSS-50 Special Forces Specification
Suit SDC: 50 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 11
Fatigue rate: extremely low—supple allowing better movement in the cockpit.
EVA Thrusters: with larger fuel reserves
15 minutes of constant flight, 90 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 9 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 7 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >26 km, Beacon: >130 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system or holographic display above small arm extending out of chest unit.
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $6,500 (¥650,000) new, surplus (2060- ): $5,500, used/collector (2070- ): $2,750
In use from: 2050
A type of pilot suit conforming to deep space developed by an up-and-coming Zentrādi space equipment developer and manufacturer in response to the performance requirements of the special forces. It achieved a significant enhancement in manoeuvrability. It is highly functional, but it is expensive. Its adoption rate is expected to be small.
It seems that this unique suit adopted by the special forces is also compatible with the VF-22's brainwave control.
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Pheyos Valkyrie Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters: small thrusters on shoulders and feet
5 minutes of constant flight, 30 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 3 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $1,500 (¥150,000) new, surplus (2057- ): $500, used/collector (2067- ): $250
In use from: 2047
The pilot suit worn by the 'Handsome Enemy Rival Pilot' (Macross Digital Mission VF-X). He is an ace pilot who has the spirit of the Zentrādi warriors. He is known for winning fair and square.
Developed exclusively for use with the Pheyos Valkyrie.
* Note: Timothy Daldanton—the Pheyos Valkyrie pilot in VF-X2—is depicted wearing the UNS TSS-50 Special Forces Specification VF Pilot Suit in production materials.
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Zentrādi Soldier Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 50 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 8
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters:
10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $1,200 (¥120,000) new, surplus (2057- ): $400, used/collector (2067- ): $200
In use from: 2047
The general pilot suit of the Zentrādi soldiers who participated in the rebel forces. (Macross Digital Mission VF-X)
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Zolan (Civilian) Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 9)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 11)
G resistance: 7
Fatigue rate: moderate
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >16 km, Beacon: >80 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $1,750 (¥175,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $950, used/collector (2060- ): $550
In use from: under investigation
Graham and his wife did whaling in this pilot suit in a VT-1C that had been sold-off by the military.
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Planet Zola Patrol Corps Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 11)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
G resistance: 7
Fatigue rate: moderate
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $2,000 (¥200,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $1250, used/collector (2060- ): $800
In use from: under investigation
This is the formal pilot suit—which can also be referred to as the uniform—of the planet Zola Patrol Corps. Since there are many cases of impromptu pursuits that lead to outer space, this suit is also worn on ground missions.
The helmet used by the planet Zola Patrol Corps seems to have been an improved consumer spacesuit product. Note that in the suit's airtight state, the Cat-Snakey symbiote is inside the suit.
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Zola Poaching Group Pilot Suits
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 9)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 11)
G resistance: 7
Fatigue rate: moderate
Oxygen supply: 5 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >16 km, Beacon: >80 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $1,500 (¥200,000) new, surplus (2050- ): $750, used/collector (2060- ): $350
In use from: under investigation
Members of the Poaching Group. Even though there is a common space suit for all group members, some of them wear space suits with different designs because they are not in the military.
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New Unified Space Forces VF Pilot Suit TSV-51 Mk.II
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters: with larger fuel reserves
10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >26 km, Beacon: >130 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
EX-gear compatible
Cost: $4,750 (¥475,000) new, surplus (2061- ): $3,750, used/collector (2071- ): $1,850
In use from: 2051
The Valkyrie pilot suit used by the New Unified Forces. In the closing years of the 2040's, this pilot suit was introduced in such places as the 117th Research Fleet. It is the latest pilot suit style that has been identified at the present time. It also functions as EX-Gear underclothes, and was also used as the pilot suit for the VF-171EX.
The suit features a silhouette that is slimmer than that of the 2040's pilot suit. The helmet has also been remodelled.
The helmet draws on the design of the past VF helmets, however it has an improved field of vision and [head] turning abilities. The rear part of the helmet is emblazoned with the mark of the New Unified Forces.
Voldor Pilot Suit [right image] Alberto Larrazabal is an ace pilot in the New Unified Forces Voldor Air Wing. He wears a suit that corresponds to the cat ears and tail that are characteristic of the Voldor people. The helmet has been changed to accomodate their cat ears, and a tail has been added to the suit.
A minor-changed version of the TSV-51 that was adopted as the regulation suit at the time of the introduction of the VF-24 Evolution. It is widely used in the Unified Force's craft that have adopted EX-Gear.
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New Unified Space Forces VF Pilot Suit TSV-62 Mk.I
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters: with larger fuel reserves
15 minutes of constant flight, 90 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 9 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >28 km, Beacon: >140 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
EX-gear compatible
Cost: $5,000 (¥500,000) new, surplus (2072- ): $4,000, used/collector (2082- ): $2,000
In use from: 2062
A new type of tactical suit that supports the new EX-Gear. The suit was was developed as the successor to the TSV-51 Mk. II. The field of vision of the pilot's eyes has been expanded by the clear visor.
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New Unified Space Forces Fasces VF Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 70 (AR: 13)
Helmet SDC: 80 (AR: 15)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters: with larger fuel reserves
10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >26 km, Beacon: >130 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
Cost: $4,500 (¥450,000) new, surplus (2072- ): $4,000, used/collector (2082- ): $3,000
In use from: under investigation
A new type of tactical suit developed for the Miclone pilots of the Neo-Gurāji Bis used by the Fasces Fleet. It does not support the new EX-Gear. Instead, it relies on Zentrādi Health-function Feedback for optimum performance.
It's said that only the Meltrandi can exert the Neo-Gurāji Bis true capabilities.
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S.M.S Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 50 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 9
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >28 km, Beacon: >140 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
EX-gear compatible
Cost: $4,000 (¥400,000) new, surplus (2069- ): $3,000, used/collector (2079- ): $1,500
In use from: 2059
The pilot suit provided to S.M.S. troops is different from the one used by the New Unified Forces. The suitsshare the same specifications for each part of the suit, except for the personal colour that is applied to it. The suit is partially covered in protectors, and the backpack was made compact.
Michael's S.M.S. pilot suit is coloured blue, just like beloved Valkyrie. There is a small display for precision shooting over the right eye in the helmet. [left image]
Canaria's helmet is specially designed for the König Monster, and the visor is wider than the one on the helmets of the other troops. [center image]
The structure of the helmet used by Ozuma is the same as that of the other Skull Platoon members. The Skull Platoon unit emblem is marked on the forehead. [right image]
Aruto continued to wear the suit even after his transfer to the New Unified Forces.
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Sephira Branch S.M.S. Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 9
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 7 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >28 km, Beacon: >140 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
EX-gear compatible
Cost: $4,500 (¥450,000) new, surplus (2069- ): $3,500, used/collector (2079- ): $1,750
In use from: under investigation
An S.M.S. pilot suit.
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Civilian S.M.S. Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 40 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 5
Fatigue rate: moderate
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >18 km, Beacon: >90 km
Basic survival supplies (universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $2,500 (¥250,000) new, surplus (2065- ): $1,750, used/collector (2075- ): $1,000
In use from: 2055
The S.M.S. pilot suit. It was worn by Ranka and others. It has basically the same specification as those provided by S.M.S.
There are thrusters on the legs and shoulders. Attitude control is possible in space by jetting gas. Helmets are worn in space.
Macross 30 ver.: The pilot suit worn by Aisha Blanchette when she piloted a VF-19E on Ouroboros.
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General Galaxy VF-27 Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10. 20 for a cyborg.
Fatigue rate: extremely low—supple allowing better movement in the cockpit.
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 4 hours (8 hours if a cyborg)
Survival Radio: voice range: >30 km, Beacon: >150 km
Basic survival supplies (universal direction finder, and 1 signal flare.)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $3,500 (¥350,000) new, surplus (2069- ): $2,500, used/collector (2079- ): $1,250
In use from: 2059
The pilot suit used by the Galaxy Fleet's VF-27 units. It is presumed to be equipped with a BDI System terminal.
On the left is the pilot suit used by males. On the right is the pilot suit used by females.
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New Unified Space Forces VF Pilot Suit TSX-62
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters: with larger fuel reserves
15 minutes of constant flight, 90 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 9 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >28 km, Beacon: >140 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Chest display of photo ID and military chronograph.
• can be deactivated as needed.
EX-gear compatible
Cost: $5,000 (¥500,000) new, surplus (2065- ): $4,000, used/collector (2075- ): $2,000
In use from: 2062
The new New Unified Space Forces standard tactical suit developed in conjunction with the introduction of the VF-31A Kairos. It is fully compatible with the EX-Gear cockpit system that's installed in the YF-24 and later VF models.
The power-assist functions have been almost entirely replaced by skin-like artificial muscles. This artificial muscle is a sheet of a nanotube organic fibre material lined up horizontally, which expands and contracts when an electric current is applied to it with hardly any change in thickness in the process. This is stacked with a layer that matches the movements of the human muscles, a layer that controls blood flow, and a layer that takes on the role of a harness in conjunction with the seat and so on, to give the suit the functionality of a tactical suit.
Since the power-assist function operates according to the pilot's myoelectric potential, the time lag between the pilot's body and movement is equal to zero.
With the TSX-62, the total weight of the suit was reduced by 5%. By using new materials, such as a bulletproof, blade-resistant, heat-resistant, chemical-resistant, and electromagnetic-wave resistant layer for the outer surface skin, it was possible to reduce the weight while having the same or better performance as a conventional suit. The advantages are that the tactile sense of the pilot's skin can feel things more vividly, and it is easier to move around. On the other hand, when the suit is actually hit by bullets or impacts—even though they don't penetrate—they tend to cause pain, so it is possible to select a conventional specification suit according to the squadron's duties.
The outer skin itself is made of a fibrous material with a fairly high strength. However, most of the bulletproof and blade-resistant capabilities are manifested by the hardening of the internal muscle fibre skin at the moment an impact is detected on the outer surface skin. This function is applied to protect the pilot's body from the tremendous G forces during an emergency ejection (of course, the ejection is performed with EX-Gear attached to the suit).
An emergency ejection from an aircraft that has not been completely thawed from ISC means death. However, it's said that if a pilot wears this suit, they can expect to survive approximately 50% of the time with only a few percent of the ISC unthawed.
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New Unified Forces Special Intelligence Officer Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA thrusters:
• 10 minutes of constant flight, 60 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 6 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >28 km, Beacon: >140 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $6,000 (¥600,000) new, surplus (2070- ): $5,000, used/collector (208075- ): $2,500
In use from: under investigation (2060?)
Worn by Wright Immelmann when he served as a Special Intelligence Officer during the Windermere War of Independence.
It seems that this suit is also compatible with the VF-22's brainwave control.
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Chaos (Xaos) Carrier Air Wing Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 60 (AR: 13)
Helmet SDC: 70 (AR: 14)
G resistance: 10
Fatigue rate: low
EVA Thrusters: with larger fuel reserves
15 minutes of constant flight, 90 minutes of heavy manuevers, or 9 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 8 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >28 km, Beacon: >140 km
Basic survival supplies (with universal direction finder)
Helmet mounted display system
EX-gear compatible
Cost: $4,500 (¥450,000) new, surplus (2072- ): $3,500, used/collector (2082- ): $1,750
In use from: 2062
A pilot suit for Variable Fighters independently upgraded by the Chaos planetary conglomerate. Adoption of the suit began around the same time as the TSX-62, and it has been deployed to VF units in the Chaos carrier air wing. The main parts of the suit are the same as the TSX-62. It is the product of a manufacturer under the umbrella of Shinsei Industry.
Currently, Chaos is actively marketing the suit to planetary nations and Emigrant Fleets, so it may be adopted by other VF units and private military providers. The design relies more on the suit material than hard resin protectors, but the overall performance is not much different from that of the Unified Forces' suit.
There are differences in the auxiliary parts of the suit (the life support mechanisms and control of the muscle-fibre skin) from the New Unified Forces model. And because fine adjustments are made according to the individuality of each pilot—such as body shape and constitution—the suit is highly valued as it is comfortable to use and the physical load during high manoeuvrability is reduced. Needless to say, these improvements were in anticipation of the introduction of the VF-31S Siegfried, and the S model is said to have enhanced the VF-31's performance even further.
The VF-31S Siegfried-specific suit seems to have unique functions to protect the pilot, and it looks like the muscle fibre skin layer has been increased by one or two more layers, but the details are unknown.
Incidentally, the suit's auxiliary equipment itself is compact, and the entire suit is about 10% lighter than the TSX-62. In addition, there is also information that a higher capability than the TSX-62 is used for the optical weapon resistant coating of the outer surface skin. The Chaos version specification will be partially fed back into a refined version of the TSX-62.
Both suit's helmets share the same visor projection system like a conventional VF helmet. The forehead projector at the top of the visor has a sensor located in the centre front that allows the wearer to easily perceive the surrounding environment. Therefore, by processing the scanned information into an image and projecting it on the visor, the wearer can operate even in darkness.
The neck protector functions as an oxygen tank for external activities. However, the substances necessary for life support are normally inhaled and discharged by connecting the backpack connectors to the seat. In addition to the circulatory system for controlling body temperature, the backpack contains a propellant tank for the movement thrusters.
The suits are semi-custom made, in the same way as they have been up to now. However, if the pilot doesn't care about the colours or markings, than they usually choose the one that fits the best from several sizes of suit, and it generally fits them—because the muscle fibre skin is highly elastic, it can absorb small differences in size. In recent years, the EX-Gear cockpit has become the uniform standard, so people who are too short or too tall will not fit into it in the first place. The suit colours can be selected when placing the order. In the Unified Forces, there are many cases where the colours are unified for each air wing or squadron. However, in some cases, such as in Chaos, it seems that the pilots are allowed to arrange the colours according to their personal preferences (depending on the situation).
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Windermere Pilot Suit
Suit SDC: 50 (AR: 10)
Helmet SDC: 60 (AR: 12)
G resistance: 10.
Fatigue rate: extremely low—supple allowing better movement in the cockpit.
Backpack Wings: 15 minutes Atmospheric flight
Space Flight: 30 minutes of constant flight, 3 hours of heavy manuevers, or 18 hours of light manuevers.
Oxygen supply: 6 hours
Survival Radio: voice range: >26 km, Beacon: >130 km
Basic survival supplies (universal direction finder.)
Helmet mounted display system
Cost: $3,500 (¥350,000) new, surplus (2077- ): $2,500, used/collector (2087- ): $1,500
In use from: 2067
Wings can be deployed from the parts on the back, enabling the suit to fly. The jets that come out of the stowable variable wings on the back have an effect like a bird's feathers.
There is a mechanism on the index finger of the active hand.
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