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[Source] The TTT-54 "Thumper", also known as the Tees, was a low tech grenade launcher originally designed by the Rebel Alliance and later licensed to SoroSuub for full production. It had an adjustable grenade housing that allowed it to use a wide variety of munitions, including thermal detonators, though the system required recalibration for each new grenade type and could jam if different-sized grenades were stored in the magazine. As well unlike comparable models like the MobileMortar-3 it's range was shorter and it lacked an attached repulsorlift to ease the weight burden.

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  • TTT-54 "Thumper"
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  • [Source] The TTT-54 "Thumper", also known as the Tees, was a low tech grenade launcher originally designed by the Rebel Alliance and later licensed to SoroSuub for full production. It had an adjustable grenade housing that allowed it to use a wide variety of munitions, including thermal detonators, though the system required recalibration for each new grenade type and could jam if different-sized grenades were stored in the magazine. As well unlike comparable models like the MobileMortar-3 it's range was shorter and it lacked an attached repulsorlift to ease the weight burden.
Era
  • *Rebellion era *New Republic era
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dbkwik:starwars/pr...iPageUsesTemplate
Range
  • 500.0
Name
  • TTT-54 "Thumper"
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Weight
  • 20.0
Model
  • TTT-54 "Thumper"
Manufacturer
Capacity
  • 5(xsd:integer)
Cost
  • 4000(xsd:integer)
Size
  • Large
abstract
  • [Source] The TTT-54 "Thumper", also known as the Tees, was a low tech grenade launcher originally designed by the Rebel Alliance and later licensed to SoroSuub for full production. It had an adjustable grenade housing that allowed it to use a wide variety of munitions, including thermal detonators, though the system required recalibration for each new grenade type and could jam if different-sized grenades were stored in the magazine. As well unlike comparable models like the MobileMortar-3 it's range was shorter and it lacked an attached repulsorlift to ease the weight burden.
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