I’m not the most competent battleship user, but any fit I can come up with, including fits posted in the marauder efficiency thread won’t get PCs below 160m explotion size nor will explotion velocity go above 200m/s, which is still less then 1/20th of a ceptor’s orbit speed.
PyFA simulates 90dps / 420 alphas for
[Golem, Golem - Max Damage Application - cruises]
Caldari Navy Ballistic Control System
Caldari Navy Ballistic Control System
Caldari Navy Ballistic Control System
Missile Guidance Enhancer II
Target Painter II
Target Painter II
Missile Guidance Computer II, Missile Precision Script
[Empty Med slot]
[Empty Med slot]
[Empty Med slot]
[Empty Med slot]
Cruise Missile Launcher II, Scourge Precision Cruise Missile
Cruise Missile Launcher II, Scourge Precision Cruise Missile
Cruise Missile Launcher II, Scourge Precision Cruise Missile
Cruise Missile Launcher II, Scourge Precision Cruise Missile
Bastion Module I
[Empty High slot]
[Empty High slot]
[Empty High slot]
Large Warhead Calefaction Catalyst II
Large Warhead Rigor Catalyst I
which, while more than I would expect from a marauder, will still take it a minute or so to wreck a ceptor. More importantly though, that DPS originate from the siege module. Sieging a marauder, when being attacked by a ceptor, is generally a bad idea, as ceptors lack the DPS to break a marauder even when its not sieged, so you can put you bets on the ceptor having reinforcements around, and by sieging, a marauder strips itself of the option to run away (MJD + warp off) from those reinforcements.
Precision Heavies, other than the 35 seconds reload time, also have only 6km/s-ish movement speed and 5s flight time (~30km range on immobile targets) on a raven, while a ceptor has 4-5km/s orbit speed and probably is 25-35km away. You can rig the raven for flight time/speed or reload the guidance computer for range scripts but even then it’s hardly reliable. And it “deletes” tackle even less. The only things that “delete” tackle is RLML Cerbs and Assault Frigates, preferably paired with hyenas and huginns/rapiers.