1000 cy freighter

Class: Santa Fe
List Price: $1,768,250

TL11
Size: 1000 cy
Cargo Capacity: 500 cy
Combat Fire Power: 20 (Missiles Fire Power 300)
Defence Factor: 4
Mass: Unloaded / Cargo / Total
(tons) 177.8005 / 500 / 677.8005

Performance (loaded / unloaded):

Atmospheric: 0.1 G / 0.3 G
Stress Rating: 1.5 G
Warp (pc/day): 1.5 / 5.6

Payload

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  Crew: 6     Luxury  1st Class  Standard  Steerage   6     150       -     $24,000 
11  Passengers:                       8                 8     160       -     $24,000 
11  Life Support (Additional people: 9)                32      7              $12,000 
11  Artificial Grav units: 1 (Serves 1000 cy)           1      1        1     $20,000

Drives

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  Warp Engines: 1 (Warp Thrust Factor: 1000)         52     105     100     $520,000 
11  Maneuver Drive: Thrusters (Thrust: 50)              2.5    10       5     $100,000 
11  Contragravity: [Yes]                                1       4       2     $ 50,000 
11  Grav Compensators:    <none>

Power Plant (147 MW required [for everything at once; never happens])*

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  140 MW Fusion Plant                                 15    14.5            $450,000

Weapons

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  Medium Lasers: 1 (Firepower: 20)                    2.5    2.5     20     $12,500 
     Missiles       Light    Medium  Heavy
11  Launchers            1          -        -          0.5    2       -      $ 5,000 
11  Explosive Missile                    
11  Atomic Missile       5 (Firepower: 100)             0.125 0.625    -      $15,000 
11  Antimatter Missile   1 (Firepower: 200)             0.05  0.25     -      $40,000

Defenses

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  Armor (Defence Factor: 1, Type: $250/cy)           50                     $125,000 
11  Force Fields (DF: 1)                               10       5      10     $100,000 
11  Stealth Suite: <none>

Accessories

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  Sensor Suite (Type: Standard)                       5       5       1     $50,000 
11  Instant FTL Radio (2 pc range)                      1       1       1     $10,000 
11  Computer: C-6 minicomputer                       0.0375  0.010288  neg.   $ 3,750 
11  Passage Tube (PD3, DR12)                           0.5      -       -     $ 1,000 
11  Forcelocks (3x1: 3, 3x5: 1)                        0.088    0      neg.   $24,000

Hull

TL  Components                                         Mass  Volume  Energy     Cost
11  Material: ($100/cy)                                13.5                   $175,000 
11  Streamlining: Ordinary (Stress Rating: 1.5 G)        
11  Compartmentalization: Standard            
11  Landing Gear: Retractable                           7       7             $  7,000

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Santa Fe Deckplans

The Warp and Maneuver Engines space is not entirely solid, though neither is it entirely easy to move around in; ditto life support. The ML on the bridge is a Missile Launcher (the missiles are probably in a floor or wall compartment, not shown...). The MdLs in back is the Medium Laser. That "20 t cargo module" means 20 tons of weight are planned for, and they're stacked two-high. Un-described, there's a little ladder and "balcony" at the end of the main Cargo area hall, which has controls for a crane, to load and unload these cargo modules. (It's still rather like putting together a puzzle, since I don't think there's enough ceiling room to move a module out over a two-high stack! If the ship is full-up, some of the modules will have to be moved off the ship to re-arrange any of the others.)

The four thick gray lines on the borders are airlocks. Solid black are internal doors. No furnishings are bothered with; I think that the cabins have bunk-beds in them, and sometimes a small fold-down desk (usually have to sit on the lower bunk to use, but may also have a fold-down chair).