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[[Image:STAP.jpg|thumb|right|STAP deployed in the Naboo invasion]]The '''Single Trooper Aerial Platform (STAP)''' is a small [[repulsorlift]] vehicle flown by the [[battle droid]]s of the [[Trade Federation]] to provide light air support. It carries a pair of | [[Image:STAP.jpg|thumb|right|STAP deployed in the [[Naboo]] invasion]]The '''Single Trooper Aerial Platform (STAP)''' is a small [[repulsorlift]] vehicle flown by the [[battle droid]]s of the [[Trade Federation]] to provide light air support. It carries a pair of [[blaster]]s for armament. | ||
==Droid-specific design== | ==Droid-specific design== | ||
The STAP does not have an enclosed cockpit, and exhaust from the vehicle's engines blows directly on the legs of the pilot. While these features were not problems for the Trade Federation's battle droids, a living humanoid pilot trying to operate a STAP | The STAP does not have an enclosed cockpit, and exhaust from the vehicle's engines blows directly on the legs of the pilot. While these features were not problems for the Trade Federation's battle droids, a living humanoid pilot trying to operate a STAP could be blinded by wind and quickly suffer severe leg burns. | ||
[[Category: SW Vehicles]] | [[Category: SW Vehicles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 16 June 2008
STAP deployed in the Naboo invasion
The Single Trooper Aerial Platform (STAP) is a small repulsorlift vehicle flown by the battle droids of the Trade Federation to provide light air support. It carries a pair of blasters for armament.
Droid-specific design
The STAP does not have an enclosed cockpit, and exhaust from the vehicle's engines blows directly on the legs of the pilot. While these features were not problems for the Trade Federation's battle droids, a living humanoid pilot trying to operate a STAP could be blinded by wind and quickly suffer severe leg burns.