Re: [Traveller_TNE] SOS Info on Low Berths

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I don't know if this will help, but World Tamers Handbook states that livestock low berths are identicle to emergency low berths but cary 10 rations worth of live stock.
 
As far as the definition of the term ration in order for the above to be of any help, it also states that rations can be shipped at 100 per displacement ton.  So, a cubic meter can hold about 7.15 rations, and a ration is enough food (dead food, or alive apparently) to feed one man for one day.
 
The weight of a ration seems to be, if you extrapolate the load that rations put on a colonies transport system, 0.1 kg per ration.  Maybe that's an average.  Seems kinda low.
 
 
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Low berths take up 14 Cu meters each and Em low berths take up 7 cu
merers each. Does anyone have an idea on how much space is avalible
for storage of cargo/food stores??? I have an old copy of
MegaTraveller Empress Marava deck plans and the port side low berths
are intended for carrying livestock in the 100 to 400 kg range.
Is this 1x100 kg animal per low berth or 1x100-400 kg animal per
berth? Thanks for any help.


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