Guide:Class D6 (pod) - Revision history

Dan at 01:00, 7 November 2022

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	* The dimensions are placeholders, to be modified to match final art.		* The dimensions are placeholders, to be modified to match final art.


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Dan at 00:56, 7 November 2022

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	At the very lowest end of the scale for maintenance spacecraft, the '''Class D6''' was in essence a heavy, armored pod, endowed with two cybernetically-boosted arms for the operator. Between the [[2230s]] and the [[2270s]], it was the most popular		At the very lowest end of the scale for maintenance spacecraft, the '''Class D6''' was in essence a heavy, armored pod, endowed with two cybernetically-boosted arms for the operator. Between the [[2230s]] and the [[2270s]], it was the most popular
	maintenance craft in [[Star Fleet]], as a design capable of fitting into the small maintenance bays sometimes embedded on ships & stations. This gave an extremely rapid reaction capability for time-critical repair and containment work—an operator could dive into the pod without prior preparation, hitting a starter button while entering and performing a clean ejection within seconds prior to unsealing the external hatches. Some bay systems could give an optional initial delta-vee via deflector technology, but “swim-out” launching was far more typical.		maintenance craft in [[Star Fleet]], as a design capable of fitting into the small maintenance bays sometimes embedded on ships & stations, but equally capable on a broad hanger deck. This gave an extremely rapid reaction capability for time-critical repair and containment work—an operator could dive into the pod without prior preparation, hitting a starter button while entering and performing a clean ejection within seconds prior to unsealing the external hatches. Some bay systems could give an optional initial delta-vee via deflector technology, but “swim-out” launching was far more typical.

	The basic D61-10 variant featured twin extendable multiple-articulation manipulators, both capable of accessing side-mounted storage bays via automated routines to swap out various tools. There was no separate anchoring arm, beam, or gravitic grapple, stationkeeping being left to the thruster system and and a third ventrally-stowed arm for grabbing onto external strong points.		The basic D61-10 variant featured twin extendable multiple-articulation manipulators, both capable of accessing side-mounted storage bays via automated routines to swap out various tools. There was no separate anchoring arm, beam, or gravitic grapple, stationkeeping being left to the thruster system and and a third ventrally-stowed arm for grabbing onto external strong points.

Dan at 00:56, 7 November 2022

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	At the very lowest end of the scale for maintenance spacecraft, the Class D6 was in essence a heavy, armored pod, endowed with two cybernetically-boosted arms for the operator. Between the [[2230s]] and the [[2270s]], it was the most popular		At the very lowest end of the scale for maintenance spacecraft, the '''Class D6''' was in essence a heavy, armored pod, endowed with two cybernetically-boosted arms for the operator. Between the [[2230s]] and the [[2270s]], it was the most popular
	maintenance craft in [[Star Fleet]], as a design capable of fitting into the small maintenance bays sometimes embedded on ships & stations. This gave an extremely rapid reaction capability for time-critical repair and containment work—an operator could dive into the pod without prior preparation, hitting a starter button while entering and performing a clean ejection within seconds prior to unsealing the external hatches. Some bay systems could give an optional initial delta-vee via deflector technology, but “swim-out” launching was far more typical.		maintenance craft in [[Star Fleet]], as a design capable of fitting into the small maintenance bays sometimes embedded on ships & stations. This gave an extremely rapid reaction capability for time-critical repair and containment work—an operator could dive into the pod without prior preparation, hitting a starter button while entering and performing a clean ejection within seconds prior to unsealing the external hatches. Some bay systems could give an optional initial delta-vee via deflector technology, but “swim-out” launching was far more typical.

Dan at 00:53, 7 November 2022

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Dan at 21:57, 6 November 2022

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	\|design= ~~Game~~-~~canon~~		\|design= [https://www.deviantart.com/jon-michael-may/art/Construction-Pod-WIP-2-252721121 Jon-Michael-May]; SFC
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Dan: /* Notes */

2022-11-06T21:55:15Z

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	* This represents a transition between the SFC-canon [[Guide: Class D3 (pod)\|Class D3]] and the alpha-canon [[Guide: Type 10 (pod)\|Type 10]]. Timo's ''Guide''-canon D6 is no longer represented here and related details above (and in the sidebar) have been altered to match.		* This represents a transition between the SFC-canon [[Guide: Class D3 (pod)\|Class D3]] and the alpha-canon [[Guide: Type 10 (pod)\|Type 10]]. Timo's ''Guide''-canon D6 is no longer represented here and related details above (and in the sidebar) have been altered to match.

			* The dimensions are placeholders, to be modified to match final art.

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Dan at 21:53, 6 November 2022

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>

	File:CP-03 (back).png\|CP-03 construction pod		File:CP-03 (back).png\|CP-03 construction pod

	</gallery>		</gallery>


	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This represents a transition ~~from~~ the ~~game~~-canon [[Guide: Class D3 (pod)\|Class D3]] and the alpha-canon [[Guide: Type 10 (pod)\|Type 10]]. ~~The~~ ''Guide''-canon D6 is no longer represented here.		* This represents a transition between the SFC-canon [[Guide: Class D3 (pod)\|Class D3]] and the alpha-canon [[Guide: Type 10 (pod)\|Type 10]]. Timo's ''Guide''-canon D6 is no longer represented here and related details above (and in the sidebar) have been altered to match.


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	* [[Guide: Timo's Guide to Starfleet\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Guide: Timo's Guide to Starfleet\|Back to the Table of Contents]]

Dan at 20:43, 20 January 2018

2018-01-20T20:43:48Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This represents a transition from the game-canon [[Guide: Class D3\|Class D3]] and the alpha-canon [[Guide: Type 10\|Type 10]]. The ''Guide''-canon D6 is no longer represented here.		* This represents a transition from the game-canon [[Guide: Class D3 (pod)\|Class D3]] and the alpha-canon [[Guide: Type 10 (pod)\|Type 10]]. The ''Guide''-canon D6 is no longer represented here.

Dan at 20:43, 20 January 2018

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 File:CP-03 (back).png|CP-03 construction pod
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Dan at 19:06, 19 January 2018

2018-01-19T19:06:48Z

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	~~#REDIRECT [[Guide~~:~~Class D3~~ (pod)]]		==Gallery==
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			File:CP-03 (front).png\|CP-03 construction pod
			File:CP-03 (back).png\|CP-03 construction pod
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