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* [[Build:Medical_Systems#5.11.1_Medical_Facilities_.26_Systems|Medical Facilities & Systems (Rating 9)]] | * [[Build:Medical_Systems#5.11.1_Medical_Facilities_.26_Systems|Medical Facilities & Systems (Rating 9)]] | ||
* [[Warps Propulsion System (Build)|Type 6.9 Warp Nacelles]] | * [[Warps Propulsion System (Build)|Type 6.9 Warp Nacelles]] | ||
* [[Build:Communication_Systems#8.15.1_Subspace_Radio|Class VII Subspace Radio]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 12:13, 3 November 2014
Historical Events
- It emerges during the inquiry regarding the loss of the USS Wilimington that Captain Lamarr had seriously over stressed the ship's engines by ordering warp 7 while within the storm; although the Wilmington was quite capable of maintaining this speed under normal conditions, during an ion storm it was far too great a load. Although other factors contributed greatly, such as a serious breakdown in communications on the ship, Starfleet was unwilling to chance such a situation again and starts to conduct an assessment of several possible new warp scales.[1]
New Technology
- Planetfall Capability available to Size 6 vessels and above
- Medical Facilities & Systems (Rating 9)
- Type 6.9 Warp Nacelles
- Class VII Subspace Radio
References
- ↑ DITL: Warp Scales
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