Looks great, but why the format change on the ship displays?

First of all, because I think they look better (and you don't have to turn your head sideways to see them).

Secondly, the shift was required to allow for customized range bands on build-your-own ships. Not necessarily relevant to the SFU, but for consistency's sake I changed these as well.

Yes.

For the record, in Federation Commander, the Paladin DN has only 8 Stingers.

I agree. Plus, the weapon info is only next to the one on top, meaning I'll likely just throw the bottom one out. Yeah, I know, I could cut it out, use a paperclip, etc. In any case, I mostly just hate that they don't match the old ones. But it is what it is, and I'd rather have it like this than not at all.

PS - For everyone who complained re: the ship cards being sideways - there are programs like PDFShuffler that let you rotate, export, add. and delete pages from pdfs. For example, I have pdf files called "Federation Ships", "Klingon Ships", etc. I also made an integrated rulebook that incorporates the terrain rules and the extra SFU rules from Alien and Distant Armada. I think PDFShuffler is Linux only,  but there are similar programs for Win/Mac.

I see. That makes sense.

In any case, I found an easy fix. Instead of printing the entire page of the pdf, use the "Select an area to grab" option of your screen grab app to select just the top ship card, with its adjacent weapon info, and print that. I also size the pdf to the same scale as the old-style ship cards before I grab it. And, if there are ever ship cards where the weapon info goes below the top of the lower card, one could quickly erase that part in any graphics app before you print and use the extra white space for notes.

If you mean values as in "1x3+/1/1", there are none. They hit automatically, much like the Tholian's web snare, and each PP used in the burst inflicts one PP of damage. I'm waiting for clarification on whether shuttles get their saving throw or not.