Outlander-Class Deep-Space Freighter

The Outlander is a non-superscience, general-purpose medium freighter, using a chunky hull not meant for atmospheric flight. It can deliver to tiny moons, space stations and asteroids, but its 0.01G engines lack the "push" to land on planets without being pushed by another vehicle.
==Naming Convention==
Outlanders are named after synonyms for wanderers, strangers, or travelers, but any wandering character will do—such as Boba or Conan, or Littlest Hobo.
==Maintenance==
Costs $46.2 mil. It uses hydrogen fuel, 90 tons of it, for $180,000 a refill. As it cannot land on the Moon (0.166 G) or Titan (0.14 G) using its stock rockets, its bread-and-butter delivery routes will be orbital and Lagrange stations.
== Capacity==
The Outlander is primarily cargo space, with a hangar bay for a shuttle, if it needs to deliver something on-planetAssuming a tiny shuttle has such capabilities, in "hard" sci-fi. It has seven 150-ton cargo holds for a total of 1,050 tons of cargo. 
==Crew==
The bare minimum crew is about seven, seen below.
*Command Pilot
* Navigator
*Comm/Sensor Operator
* Engineer
* 2 technicians
*Cargo Officer
As the Outlander has a 32-person capacity, it may carry ~25 passengers, including stewards or attendants.
==Quirks==
The Outlander uses "spin gravity", spinning its hull to provide gravity to the crew. It's not a lot (only 0.15 G), but keeps objects from floating around. This has the side effect of making the vehicle very unwieldy, due to its gyroscopic effect! During an "ion storm" or some other disaster that requires the Outlander to dock quickly, the vehicle may have to disengage the spin gravity, and everyone aboard will have to secure their belongings quickly in zero gravity!
The Outlander also has exposed radiators to keep the vehicle cool. They can be put away during storms or in of space debris, but the vehicle will begin to overheat, and the crew may need to use some clever engineering to vent the heat.
==References== 
*Spaceships 2: Traders, Liners, and Transports, p.5-6
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