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* 3CM reaction control system<ref name=SOTSFv1_21>''Ships of the Star Fleet 2290-2291, vol 1'', p 21</ref> | * 3CM reaction control system<ref name=SOTSFv1_21>''Ships of the Star Fleet 2290-2291, vol 1'', p 21</ref> | ||
* 4W900 | * 4W900<ref name=Conestoga>[[Guide: Conestoga]]</ref> | ||
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* SSB impulse engine<ref name=FRS_137>''Federation References Series'', p 137</ref> | * SSB impulse engine<ref name=FRS_137>''Federation References Series'', p 137</ref> | ||
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==Subsidiaries== | |||
* Dennison / Westinghouse Hyperphonic Propulsion Division | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 06:01, 21 August 2026
Dennison / Westinghouse, formed in 1886, is a manufacturer of warp and impulse propulsion systems, including M/AMIs (such as antimatter-spiced fusion reactors) and nacelles.[1][2][3][4][5]
- Headquarters: Pittsburgh, Earth
- Factories: Earth (San Francisco[6])
Manufacturing
| Nomenclature | Name | Type | Factory | Rate | Associated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Nomenclature | Type | Factory | Rate | Associated |
Future products:
- 3CM reaction control system[7]
- 4W900[5]
- 4W1200
- Fleetwing LN-52 SCNN linear warp nacelle[7]
- SC44B reaction control system[8]
- SSB impulse engine[9]
Subsidiaries
- Dennison / Westinghouse Hyperphonic Propulsion Division
Notes
References
- ↑ Guide: Discovery
- ↑ Guide: Marshall
- ↑ Guide: Placido
- ↑ Guide: Vanguard
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Guide: Conestoga
- ↑ Ships of the Star Fleet 2290-2291, vol 1, p 51
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Ships of the Star Fleet 2290-2291, vol 1, p 21
- ↑ Ships of the Star Fleet 2290-2291, vol 1, p 15
- ↑ Federation References Series, p 137