| From: | Alfredo B Alves <dghost@****.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Fun character concepts |
| Date: | Mon, 18 May 1998 00:58:23 -0500 |
<evamarie@**********.net> writes:
>>
>> Re: Fun character concepts (Matb , Sat 13:10)
>>
>> > From: Demosthenes Three <demosthenes_3@*****.COM>
<SNIP Welder Char Concept Description>
>>
>> Hate to say it, but most welding equipment is a) heavy and b)
expensive
>> (meaning it's probably owned by the company and locked up at night).
>> Since he worked for S-K, it's likely that upon his release or firing,
>> they took away what you see working as his advantages.
>
> Welding equipment (especially for cutting only) is NOT that
expensive,
>but I doubt portable versions would be laser based. The equiment needed
>to cut 2 foot thick plate roughly comes to a few grand. I'm talking
about >"burning bars", some tanks, and maybe some regulators and general
welding >torches and, of course, safety equipment. This kinda stuff can
and does >disapeer from construction sites, and many vaults HAVE been
broken using such >equipment.
>
<SNIP Demolitions (construction) expert Char descript>
>-X
>
The Cybertechnology Tool Laser costs about 5k and is described as being
used for small cuts and weldings, so how much for an equivelent hand-held
version and how much for the good stuff?
NOTE: Cyberspace(TM) from ICE lists a laser cutter/welder as .5 kg and
$150 and a heavy cutter/welder as 1 kg and $250 as a reference:
Standard Tools $80
Electronics Toolkit $150
Mechanics Toolkit $100
Generic Clothing $30
Dress Clothing $200-$20,000
Cell phone $50
Arm $300
Leg $250
NOTE: Cyberspace(TM) uses US dollars for currency.
D.Ghost
(aka Pixel, Tantrum)
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