RX-139 Hambrabi
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| Unit Type | |
| Prototype Transformable Mobile Weapon | |
| Profile | |
| Model Number |
RX-139 |
|---|---|
| Launched |
0087 U.C. |
| Manufacturer |
Earth Federation Forces |
| Operator | |
| Known Pilots | |
| General Characteristics | |
| Overall Height |
19.9 meters (mobile suit mode) |
| Overall Length |
17.9 meters (mobile armor mode) |
| Wingspan |
15.9 meters |
| Max Weight |
56.9 metric tons |
| Standard Weight |
34.6 metric tons |
| Power-plant |
Minovsky Ultracompact Fusion Reactor |
| Power Ouput |
1540 kW |
| Accommodation |
pilot only, in panoramic monitor/linear seat cockpit in torso |
| Armor |
Gundarium Alloy |
| Armaments | |
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| Optional Equipments | |
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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.
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