American Mechsuit

American Mechsuits
The average American Mechsuit is generally strong, durable and fast, but falls off in maneuverability, due to the bulkier designs. What it makes up for in maneuvering, it more than makes up for in armor. There are multiple models in existing, the most common and latest being the FB-27.

The FB-27 Mechsuit
The stock FB-27 is roughly 8 feet tall and weighing 750 pounds, made to fit a 5'8" to 6'5" person of average to above average weight. The reason behind this unit being able to fit different heights of people lies within position changing pieces in the interior, which can be manually moved by the pilot for the most comfort.

The suit allows for increased durability, strength, speed and accuracy. It’s armor consists of silicon carbide, with a thin layer of graphene over it. The main source of power comes from a giant engine at the back of the suit, said engine powers the motor functions of the suit. Along with that, there’s also a medium sized battery in the suit, resting just behind the pilots back, said battery supplies energy to the HUD of the suit, and other electrical-related things. The arms and legs, which are powered by hydraulics, and using the power of the engine, extra power can be granted to different parts of the machine, this increases the strength and speed of the limb, if not used properly, this could overload a limb, possibly breaking the hydraulic.

The FB-27 has a fair amount of units, with 2,000 known suits

The weaponry of the FB-27 is the where most of its power comes from. The main weapon of the FB-27 is a fully automatic rifle, which is commonly loaded with HE Bullets, a single shot from the rifle aimed at the chest is capable of breaking the rib cage and killing the target. The secondary is a pistol which fires armor piercing bullets, said bullets are capable of piercing through 2 inches of steel.