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DictatorTek target designation system pl 6
Pdc: 25 (+3)
slot: 1 equivalent 
 This system was designed for command units, to help control fire And direct it where needed. The first thing this unit does is act as a booster for the mechs sensors increasing there range by 50%. as a move action a mech with this system and designate targets, only 1 target per ally and the user of this system can not designate a target themselves. A mech attacking it's designated target gets a +2 on ranged attack rolls against that target. Lastly a unit with device can guide an allied "blind fired" missle to a target, if this is done the command unit makes the attack roll rather then the ally actually launching the missle.

Remember if your not using DictatorTek then your not killing enough enemys.

So true I'll make the adjustments and repost. You gotta love the guiding an ally's missle sweet right?

New stuff
Mecha
DictatorTek liner cannon (pl6)
PDC: 26 (+3 mil)
Damage: 15d8 energy/fire damage ignores 10 hardness
Range: 600ft
Weight: 143lbs
Slots: 2 must be back, shoulder, or torso
An interesting weapon from DictatorTek, it's designed to be charged. The fasted this weapon can be fired with the safety systems on, is once every other round. During the round it's not fired it's cooling and building the charge for the next shot. The safety system will not allow the cannon to be fired during that down time (the safety system can be disabled with a repair check dc 20, but doing so means that the weapon will break down after 30 shots). This cannon be charged as a free action for 4 rounds each charge increases the amount of hardness this weapon bypasses by 10. On the 5th round of charging the weapon discharges target or no. If the safty system is disabled the weapon will charge till it explodes dealing 30d8 to everything in a 15ft radius, that happens on round 6 of being charged. This is a spectacular anti-armor weapon.

DictatorTek external mount hard points
PDc: 18 each (doesn't include the price of gear)
Tired of spending hours changing out your parts between missions? Well with these hard points you can mount gear to them with only 10 minutes of work. Sadly these external mounts can't be used for ammo. These hard points each provide 1 slot and the gear can only be sundered. A mecha regardless of size can only external mounts in the following places, 2 legs, 1 belt, 2 shoulders, 2 back, 1 head. These hard points can only be placed in areas where slots currently exist.

Chobham armor (pl5)
PDC: armor cost +10 (+3 military )
Uses an explosive charge to counter weapons with the ignore hardness ability. This can only be applied to armor or DictatorTek assault plating, this add on effectively increases your hardness by 10 against weapons with that ability. However this comes at a price after each encounter where your mecha has been attacked with that varity of weapon the explosive plates have to be replaced at a cost of 1/2 the armors price ( including the chobhams costs). Failing to replace the used plates results in a loss of defense bonus of the mecha's armor.

CM1

The CM1 is Crystal Works first fully in-house developed mech, although it doesn't follow many standards of other mechs. The CM1 is quadrupedal in design, lacking arms, with a large spherical upper part that sits upon the leg actuators. The main weapon of the CM1 looks like a series of 5 tesla coils that line what would be the back of the sphere to just past the top on the front. Several glowing circular panels are found on the legs and over the body, which glow brighter every time the mech is hit. To protect the mech, a deflection field to deflect weapons and a repulsion field that helps keep anything from getting too close for a melee attack. The large size of the CM1 at 31 feet tall, and lack of arms does make the CM1 a bit of a target, and should be used with escorts, although it can release a burst of energy against foes that manage to get past the repulsion field. All of the systems developed for the CM1 are unique to it only so far as they are all tied together to function properly and benefit from the systems.

CM1 (PL7)
Size: Huge Quadruped (-2 size)
Bonus Hit Points: 200
Superstructure: Duralloy
Hardness: 15
Armour: Resilium armour
Bonus to Defense: +6
Armour Penalty: -5
Reach: 10 ft
Strength Bonus: +16
Dexterity Penalty:
Speed: 50
Purchase DC:50

Slots
Helmet: Class III Sensors
Visor: Oracle Targeting System (+3)
Back: Deflection Field (+3)
Back: Lightning Gun
Back: Lightning Gun
Shoulders: Lightning Gun
Torso: Repulsion System
Torso: Cockpit
Torso: Cockpit
Belt: Shock Defense
Belt: Kinetic Accumulator

Comm System

Standard Package Features: No arm design, class III sensors,
Bonuses: 90 ft darkvision, +2 Navigate, +2 Spot, +3 to attack rolls, +3 Deflection bonus to Defense, +4 stability bonus, electricity immunity.
Weapons: Lightning Gun 12d6, 20, 100, s
Slam 2d6 bludgeoning, melee, reach 10 ft

New Equipment

Kinetic Accumulator
The kinetic accumulator is designed to take kinetic energy directed at the equipped mech, and turn it into energy which the mech can use for various tasks, although the mech will still suffer the damage (count the damage reduced by armour hardness in the total amount of damage dealt). For every 10 points of damage from slashing, piercing, bludgeoning, ballistic, concussion or from missiles, the kinetic accumulator stores 1 energy point. The kinetic accumulator can store up to 10 energy points, which dissipate at a rate of 1 point every 10 minutes. These energy points can be directed to boost various systems. 1 point can be used to do any one of the following: increase the mech's Strength by 4 points, increase weapon damage by 1 die, increase weapon range by 50 feet, increase sensor range by 50%, increase speed by 10 feet, increase defensive system bonus by 50% rounding down, or if defensive system deals damage or has a random numeric value (die roll), increase by 1 die.

Repulsion System
The repulsion system is an offshoot technology of the kinetic accumulator, where any object of medium size or larger that moves within 10 feet of the mech must make a Fort save or be pushed back 1d4x5 feet (DC 20), a successful save the opponent can continue, but must spend double the movement speed to continue moving forward (20 feet of speed to move the last 10 feet forward), and melee attacks suffer a -4 penalty. A failed Fort save is followed by a Reflex save DC 17 to land on their feet, a failed Reflex save means the opponent is knocked prone, dropping any objects in their hands and takes 1d6 points of damage for every 5 feet launched back.

Lightning Gun
The lightning gun is a powerful electricity based weapon, releasing bolts of electricity that deal devastating damage, and can also temporarily disable machines. The lightning gun deals 12d6 points of electrical damage. Mechs, vehicles, robots and other devices must make a Fort save DC 17 or be disabled/stunned for 1d4 rounds, a successful save results in just being dazed for one round.
Equipment Slots: 3
Activation: Standard
Range Increment: 100 ft
Target: Single target
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: See description
Purchase DC: -
Restriction: -

Shock Defense
The CM1 uses an electrical based system to defend itself from opponents that get within 10 feet of it. Arcs of electricity lash out around it, striking anything that gets past the repulsion field. As anything that moves within 10 feet of the CM1 provokes an attack of opportunity, the pilot activates the shock defense as an attack of opportunity, or can be activated before hand, and remains active for 5 rounds before requiring a 2 round recharge period. Anything within 10 feet of the CM1 will be struck by 1d4 arcs of electricity, each dealing 3d6 points of electricity damage. The shock defense system also grants the CM1 electricity immunity.

Catapult
After the success of the Thudder, Faradai released a mech and vehicle mount version. With heavy damage, and excellent range, the catapult shows all of Faradai's standards in plasma weaponry, and the secondary force mode gives greater flexibility and can be used for clearing debris or as a slightly less lethal weapon. The same weapon works in both mech and vehicle weapon mounts, using a universal mounting system, making it easier to install on virtually any vehicle or mech currently in production. The catapult plasma mode deals 11d6 points of fire damage, while the force mode deals 7d6. Targets must make a Fort save DC 20 or be knocked back 1d6x5 feet and knocked prone. Targets with four or more legs, treads or other systems/abilities that grant stability only add half the bonus. Robots, droids, and mechs must make a Fort save DC 19 or be stunned for 2d4+2 rounds. Vehicles that are moving, must make a Drive, or Pilot checks (DC damage dealt) to maintain control or lose control and spin out.

Catapult (PL6/7 Heavy/Vehicle/Mech Weapon Proficiency)
Equipment Slots: 2
Activation: Attack action
Range Increment: 120 ft/200 ft
Target: Single target within 1000 ft, or autofire/ 2000 ft
Duration: Instantaneous 
Saving Throw: 
Purchase DC: 24
Restriction: Res (+2)