Here is a fun squad that I came up with that might be able to do well. Tell me what you think.

--Speedy Jedi--
66 Obi-Wan Kenobi, Jedi General
27 Lobot
23 Captain Panaka
15 Bacta Tank
10 Massiff
10 Rodian Trader
9 Clone Trooper Pilot
9 R2-D2, Astromech Droid
8 Mas Amedda
8 R7 Astromech Droid
3 Mouse Droid
12 Ugnaught Demolitionist x4

Preferred Reinforcements:
(Lobot) 10 Massiff
(Lobot) 10 Rodian Trader

(200pts. 17 activations)

The basic idea behind this squad is to get Kenobi behind enemy lines and kill their commanders or main pieces. If you win initiative the First round you tow the Massiff up to a fairly safe position where the enemy wont be able to get a shot at either of them. If you loose initiative you use your second activation to give Lobot Heal 10. Next round you use the Massiff and run 16 squares and hopefully end either close or adjacent to an enemy and then use Panaka and swap the Massiff with Kenobi. Next round you beat someone with Kenobi hopefully killing them and you use a Trader to give some one heal. After this you have to rely fairly heavily on the luck of your rolls with SSM and hopefully kenobi will survive until the next initiative. This is the big downfall to this squad. Next round you let your opponent go first but maybe use surprise move and get adjacent to someone. on your turn you hit with kenobi and then use panaka to swap kenobi with a Uggie (keeping your uggies next to your bacta tank). The bacta tank should be placed in a room that can be sealed easily (one or 2 entrances). You then heal Kenobi and retreat with R2. Rinse and repeat. But if kenobi dies you have pretty much lost. It seems fun but relies a lot on the luck of your rolls.

Left a comment. You said the weakness of the squad yourself, it all depends of Obi. Obi is basically all your damage output, and in a 200 pt. game that 40dmg is basically nothing.

thanks for the input, Ill see what i can do to up the damage output. With this i was more or less hoping that I would just be able to outlast the opponent and win by points, but i do see your point.

Biggest problem i see is disruptive