Spaceghost Vest | Starside Armory

SPACEGHOST AUG SUITE

For best results, install post-mortem

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Cybernetic organ suite purpose-built to harden an individual against vacuum exposure. Part of an armored exoskeleton system designed for prolonged EVA combat. Starside Armory only built parts of this system, and as such can only offer a limited explanation of the major organs:

LUNGS - Hard-cased oxygen absorption system. Rather than a muscle-driven pressurized gas system, multiple electric pumps keep four vacuum chambers at a negative pressure (simultaneously pressurizing the cardiovascular system). Synthetic blood and liquid oxygen are sprayed into the chambers, where the atomized mixture is absorbed by synthetic aveoli and pumped out into the body. A sealant surrounding the lungs self-heals small punctures. Even if all four chambers are compromised and exposed to space, the vacuum pumps just pump harder and gas exchange can continue effectively.
HEART - Triple-redundancy fluid pumps constructed from self-healing conductive polymer musculature. Shielded against radiation, piercing damage, concussive damage, and extreme temperature. Self-contained lifetime power source. Starside Armory developed the externally visible heart monitor.
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM - While vacuum-proof blood trials remain unacceptably hazardous, vacuum-resistant blood-oil has long been deployed in military cyborgs. Evaporation rates of the synthetic fluid are drastically slowed, further protected by a heavily redudant cardiovascular system that automatically seals off ruptured sections and screens out gas bubbles.
CONTROL COLLAR - A Starside Armory Morph collar has been integrated with the various organs to transmit diagnostics and sensor data to an Elex™ taskmaster AI. Got to keep your cyborg on a short leash.

AVAILABILITY : REQUIRES IN-PERSON INSTALLATION

Item Type

Cybernetic Augment

Classification

Organ Replacement

Sub-Class

Vital

Weight (kg) [dry]

29.5

Length (cm)

N/A

Width (cm)

N/A

Height (cm)

N/A

Registration Status

Corrupted

Manufacturer

NefariousTech. (Primary)

Condition

Used - Fair

Resistance

Depressurization

Resistance

Hypoxia

Resistance

Fluid Decompression

Resistance

Ionizing Radiation

Power Source

Sealed/Lifetime

Power Source (heart mon.)

CR2032

EVA Performance

Purpose-built

Blood Type

SO++@

Required Fluid

Liquid Oxygen

Cybernetic Quotient

1326

Please contact Nefarious Technical Systems, Inc. for more information on all modifications.

Starside Armory does not typically service wetware.

Exoskeleton

Recommend install of armored exoskeleton for set bonus.

"Bartender" Synthetic Liver

Chemical filtration, storage, and dispensing organ.
On-demand and/or automatically customized neurotransmitter levels.

Urine Recycler

Recycles urine

A guy came up in a cryo casket a few years back. He had been shot, immolated, and left for dead, yet was still ticking when a cleanup crew put him on ice. No ID, no patches, no conversation. Just kept saying he's a ghost.

"They" borged him up and locked him down, as one does in situations like this. They installed negatively pressurized vital organs, boil-resistant blood-oil, bio-recycling systems, monitoring uplinks, sensory extension neural interfaces, an armorgraft exosuit - all the usual stuff that full-time hard vac laborers usually have to finance with their children's lives.

If I had to guess, he went right back to the type of shadowy work that put him under the knife in the first place. That's a safe bet judging by the off-book repairs and upgrades he requested every few months. I could only help with some of those.

All those spacefaring implants still didn't make life in the black safe or easy. While on some job, our six-million dollar man ate a multi-deck explosive decompression and got vented, hard. It wasn't a clean blowout - first his fancy armored exosuit got jammed in the breach head-first, and a second later the chewy human filling was sucked through the shattered helmet ring and spat across the void.

He survived! Unfortunately, they closed his contract and billed him for the cybernetics. I'm sure he never financially recovered because he kept running small jobs without ever replacing the exoskeleton. He never seemed the same when he stopped by for ammo or whatever - just lurching around, leaking fluids and wobbling in half-thought. One time he knocked his own shades off and there weren't even any eyes under there. Whatever kept him alive for round three was too advanced for our own good.

Anyway, he only lasted a few months in that condition before he stopped by my shop for the last time - in a box. I had never charged him for any ammo - his dead body was collateral, which was surely unfair yet perfectly acceptable to him.

All that is to explain why I have a used military grade cyborg torso for sale! If its cursed history doesn't bother you, why not install some got-spaced insurance?