Guide:Tuverlind - Revision history

Dan: /* Star Fleet Registry */

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Star Fleet Registry

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	==Star Fleet Registry==		==Star Fleet Registry==
	<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">		<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
	* NCC-Q		* NCC-Q02
			* NCC-Q12
			* NCC-Q17
			* NCC-Q26
			* NCC-Q31
			* NCC-Q32
			* NCC-Q33
			* NCC-Q34
			* NCC-Q25
	</div>		</div>

Dan: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	</gallery>		</gallery>

			==Star Fleet Registry==
			<div style="-moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
			* NCC-Q


			</div>

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Dan: /* Notes */

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Notes

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	: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially transferred to Star Fleet. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.		: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially transferred to Star Fleet. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.

	* My development concept is to make this either an Andorian or Tellarite design, offered up to the [[Exploration Command]] in limited numbers. As an "alien" design, it should be radically different than contemporaneous Terran designs. My suggestions, from the [[Help:Scratchpad/Ship Gallery\|ship gallery]]:		* '''Decision''': Adrasil went with the "G-class transport" design, with an agreement that it would represent a Tellarite scout ship. I can work well with this.
	~~<gallery>~~

	~~File:Tirepta cruiser (starboard).png~~
	~~File:Andorian large cruiser (stbd).png~~
	~~File:G-class transport.png~~
	~~File:A-class passenger ferry (starboard).png~~

	~~</gallery>~~

	~~: The last sample would have to be Terran, with an appropriate and underwhelming back story. The first three could stand in as inspirations for "alien" candidates for the ''Tuverlind''.~~

	* '''Decision''': Adrasil went with the "G-class transport" design ~~(third option)~~, with an agreement that it would represent a Tellarite scout ship. I can work well with this.

	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

Dan: /* Background: Delta Dynamics */

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Background: Delta Dynamics

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	* As regional tensions mounted in the [[2150s]], the [[Tellarites]] pulled the scouts back, having them operate in exploratory groups with a flotilla of ''Pralims'' for protection. When the conflicted heated up, they were withdrawn completely from resource scouting, returned to [[Tellar]], with a few were assigned missions as identified by the [[Humans]].		* As regional tensions mounted in the [[2150s]], the [[Tellarites]] pulled the scouts back, having them operate in exploratory groups with a flotilla of ''Pralims'' for protection. When the conflicted heated up, they were withdrawn completely from resource scouting, returned to [[Tellar]], with a few were assigned missions as identified by the [[Humans]].

	* After the war, the nine best-condition vessels were transferred to the [[UFP Star Fleet]] (and [[Exploration Command]], specifically). Along with the ''[[Guide: Podish\|Podishes]]'', they received a reputation for poor reliability.<ref name=Hale>[[Guide: Hale]]</ref>		* After the war, the nine best-condition vessels were transferred to the [[UFP Star Fleet]] (and [[Exploration Command]], specifically). They were assigned registries in the NCC-Q range. Along with the ''[[Guide: Podish\|Podishes]]'', they received a reputation for poor reliability.<ref name=Hale>[[Guide: Hale]]</ref>

	* In [[2213]], the remaining ''Podishes'' and ''Tuverlinds'' were transferred to testbed status, for the development of the [[Pleshun]] PB-25 "Perth" nacelle. The vessels from both classes were unceremoniously decommissioned in [[2227]], upon completion of testing.		* In [[2213]], the remaining ''Podishes'' and ''Tuverlinds'' were transferred to testbed status, for the development of the [[Pleshun]] PB-25 "Perth" nacelle. The vessels from both classes were unceremoniously decommissioned in [[2227]], upon completion of testing.

Dan at 23:41, 18 July 2023

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	* '''Decision''': Adrasil went with the "G-class transport" design (third option), with an agreement that it would represent a Tellarite scout ship. I can work well with this.		* '''Decision''': Adrasil went with the "G-class transport" design (third option), with an agreement that it would represent a Tellarite scout ship. I can work well with this.

			==References==
			<references/>

Dan at 23:39, 18 July 2023

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			==Background: Delta Dynamics==
			* Introduced in [[2145]] as a scouting extension of the ''[[Guide: Pralim\|Pralim]]'' "exploratory" transport project. Over 60 were built (two for each operating ''Pralim'', with a series of rotational spares).

			* As regional tensions mounted in the [[2150s]], the [[Tellarites]] pulled the scouts back, having them operate in exploratory groups with a flotilla of ''Pralims'' for protection. When the conflicted heated up, they were withdrawn completely from resource scouting, returned to [[Tellar]], with a few were assigned missions as identified by the [[Humans]].

			* After the war, the nine best-condition vessels were transferred to the [[UFP Star Fleet]] (and [[Exploration Command]], specifically). Along with the ''[[Guide: Podish\|Podishes]]'', they received a reputation for poor reliability.<ref name=Hale>[[Guide: Hale]]</ref>

			* In [[2213]], the remaining ''Podishes'' and ''Tuverlinds'' were transferred to testbed status, for the development of the [[Pleshun]] PB-25 "Perth" nacelle. The vessels from both classes were unceremoniously decommissioned in [[2227]], upon completion of testing.

			<gallery>

			File:G-class transport.png

			</gallery>

			==Notes==
	* ''From a 3D file found on the internet'':		* ''From a 3D file found on the internet'':
	: The ''Tuverlind'' was the second class of experimental Superscouts, this one based off a new technology space frame. Like the ''Podish'', the ''Tuverlind'' was designed with reliability in mind. Dual PB-25 warp nacelles gave a cruising speed of Warp 4 and an emergency speed of Warp 7. The ''Tuverlind'' lacks the photon torpedo launcher on deck 3, the space being given over to a specialized cryptographic computer tied into a universal translator server matrix. It does have enough phaser mounts (12) to put up a good fight if needed. The ''Tuverlind'' generally patrols farther out from a system, using active and passive sensors to gather data. It's got a longer endurance rating than the ''Podish'' class and it can stay on station roughly twice as long. The pylon on the ''Tuverlind'' that carries the main sensor dish allows the dish to be disconnected on a routine basis and replaced with either a specialized ECM/ECCM pod or a AN/SPA-7 Radome that triples the active sensor range of the ship<nowiki>*</nowiki>. These fittings can be carried on the ship in a specialized area or kept at the nearest star base. The pod or the radome can be beamed on or off board the ship after they are disconnected from the pylon. There is a dedicated cargo transporter unit for this purpose. A EVA by the ship's engineering crew would manage the final connection.		: The ''Tuverlind'' was the second class of experimental Superscouts, this one based off a new technology space frame. Like the ''Podish'', the ''Tuverlind'' was designed with reliability in mind. Dual PB-25 warp nacelles gave a cruising speed of Warp 4 and an emergency speed of Warp 7. The ''Tuverlind'' lacks the photon torpedo launcher on deck 3, the space being given over to a specialized cryptographic computer tied into a universal translator server matrix. It does have enough phaser mounts (12) to put up a good fight if needed. The ''Tuverlind'' generally patrols farther out from a system, using active and passive sensors to gather data. It's got a longer endurance rating than the ''Podish'' class and it can stay on station roughly twice as long. The pylon on the ''Tuverlind'' that carries the main sensor dish allows the dish to be disconnected on a routine basis and replaced with either a specialized ECM/ECCM pod or a AN/SPA-7 Radome that triples the active sensor range of the ship<nowiki>*</nowiki>. These fittings can be carried on the ship in a specialized area or kept at the nearest star base. The pod or the radome can be beamed on or off board the ship after they are disconnected from the pylon. There is a dedicated cargo transporter unit for this purpose. A EVA by the ship's engineering crew would manage the final connection.

Dan at 22:35, 18 July 2023

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	* As far as I can determine, the ''Tuverlind'' was never depicted, but referenced in the ~1990 MasterCom "Star Fleet Enginery" chart, in regards to the PB-25 nacelle: "They eventually found their way into fledgling high-speed scout and superscout designs, including the ''Podish'' (NCC-310) and ''Tuverlind'' (NCC-341) classes."		* As far as I can determine, the ''Tuverlind'' was never depicted, but referenced in the ~1990 MasterCom "Star Fleet Enginery" chart, in regards to the PB-25 nacelle: "They eventually found their way into fledgling high-speed scout and superscout designs, including the ''Podish'' (NCC-310) and ''Tuverlind'' (NCC-341) classes."

	: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially ~~developed~~. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.		: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially transferred to Star Fleet. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.

	* My development concept is to make this either an Andorian or Tellarite design, offered up to the [[Exploration Command]] in limited numbers. As an "alien" design, it should be radically different than contemporaneous Terran designs. My suggestions, from the [[Help:Scratchpad/Ship Gallery\|ship gallery]]:		* My development concept is to make this either an Andorian or Tellarite design, offered up to the [[Exploration Command]] in limited numbers. As an "alien" design, it should be radically different than contemporaneous Terran designs. My suggestions, from the [[Help:Scratchpad/Ship Gallery\|ship gallery]]:

Dan at 22:34, 18 July 2023

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	: The last sample would have to be Terran, with an appropriate and underwhelming back story. The first three could stand in as inspirations for "alien" candidates for the ''Tuverlind''.		: The last sample would have to be Terran, with an appropriate and underwhelming back story. The first three could stand in as inspirations for "alien" candidates for the ''Tuverlind''.

			* '''Decision''': Adrasil went with the "G-class transport" design (third option), with an agreement that it would represent a Tellarite scout ship. I can work well with this.

Dan at 10:28, 18 July 2023

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	: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially developed. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.		: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially developed. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.

			* My development concept is to make this either an Andorian or Tellarite design, offered up to the [[Exploration Command]] in limited numbers. As an "alien" design, it should be radically different than contemporaneous Terran designs. My suggestions, from the [[Help:Scratchpad/Ship Gallery\|ship gallery]]:
			<gallery>

			File:Tirepta cruiser (starboard).png
			File:Andorian large cruiser (stbd).png
			File:G-class transport.png
			File:A-class passenger ferry (starboard).png

			</gallery>

			: The last sample would have to be Terran, with an appropriate and underwhelming back story. The first three could stand in as inspirations for "alien" candidates for the ''Tuverlind''.

Dan at 10:10, 18 July 2023

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	* As far as I can determine, the ''Tuverlind'' was never depicted, but referenced in the ~1990 MasterCom "Star Fleet Enginery" chart, in regards to the PB-25 nacelle: "They eventually found their way into fledgling high-speed scout and superscout designs, including the ''Podish'' (NCC-310) and ''Tuverlind'' (NCC-341) classes."		* As far as I can determine, the ''Tuverlind'' was never depicted, but referenced in the ~1990 MasterCom "Star Fleet Enginery" chart, in regards to the PB-25 nacelle: "They eventually found their way into fledgling high-speed scout and superscout designs, including the ''Podish'' (NCC-310) and ''Tuverlind'' (NCC-341) classes."

	: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after.		: Timo modified the class' relationship to the nacelle, indicating (in [[Guide: Podish]]): "The complex design [i.e., the modified ''Podish''] entered operational trials in parallel with a similar Tuverlind modification and was eventually cleared for a dash speed of warp 7.3." The ''Podishes'' were retired soon after. The only other reference to ''Tuverlind'' was in [[Guide: Hale]]: "The "scout gap" of the turn of the century was not quite filled by the introduction of the mere forty ''Podish'' and ''Tuverlind'' scoutships." This means nine ''Tuverlinds'' were initially developed. Timo does not use the term "superscout" in relation to the ''Tuverlinds''.