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L9 Crestrunner
| L9 Crestrunner | |
|---|---|
| Production information | |
| Model |
L9 Crestrunner |
| Class |
Walker/Submarine |
| Technical specifications | |
| Length |
20 meters |
| Maximum speed |
60 km/h (ground), 150 km/h (water) |
| Maximum submersible depth |
12 km |
| Armament |
Blaster cannons (4) Torpedo launchers (2)
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| Crew |
4 |
| Passengers |
38 |
| Cargo capacity |
1 ton |
| Usage | |
| Affiliation | |
The L9 Crestrunner was an extreme depth submersible which combined the properties of a conventional underwater vehicle and a walker. As a submersible, it outclassed most military submarines, and could withstand high pressures, allowing it to dive to great depths. Alternately, a pair of retractable walker legs could be used to propel the craft through shallow water or over land as needed.
Although a military submarine by design, the Crestrunner was primarily used as an operations vehicle during the clean up efforts after the First Battle of Mon Calamari. When entering a battle, the L9 could carry more than 38 passengers, its crew included, along with a one ton cargo capacity; the vessel was fully armed with ten torpedoes and four fire-linked blaster cannons.