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A eKl,,,90n b.t.t.le c<u,se< ~ PI federa~ion s~arb3se + el1l PI st.ar 1' • PI pinar~ S'\.3 s-&st. ,,"" - A f\o .... a r ( ) _ A nel.rt:.ron st.a , AA conle'\:.nun,' • de.d c<'J,se< % _ A cal'90 shiP ------ \..Of\'lOlUn'lot Stn,ol Scat!. ------------- 19 ! shooMfI'lo info in 9 C\uadtants.ad 7 t 1.03 ! 'E,(l.tttpt\.st is \n center q,u - -------------------~o .• rant. -------------------a : 12 ! -------------------i : 3 energy pool is lower than that required for mOving at the Enterprise will be moved as far as the remainlrig is dependent upon the amount of energy allocated divided by the distance energy will allow the quantity of energy which wouJd have been normally between the object and the Enterprise ra~d to some power. Therefore, the used to travel the entire distance is still removed from the energy pool and. more energy allocated or the closer the Enterprise is to the Object in Ihe jXobably. causes some stress on the dilithium crystals which supply the power beam. the faster the object moves toward the Enterprise. Docking with Star­ fot the entire ship. If thert is no energy for either the warp or impulse bases is possible in this way. engines, the Enterprise will not move and no stress will be placed on the If anything comes between Ihe Enterprise and the tractor·beamed objecl, aystals. The maximum warp speed is 9. the beam is disrupted and the tractor generator is shut down, redirecting its The table below indicates the bearings and their corresponding heading energy allocation to the energy pool. numbers. The bearings given by Computer Function 3 are the same as these If the Enterprise moves in the quadrant, the tractor·beamed object headings. remains in its location but the direction ot attraction is changed to account for any change in bearing. If the Enterprise leaves the quadrant at impulse 3 2 1 speed, the object breaks free and remains beJund. If the Enterprise leaves a quad at warp speed, the object is catried along and the amount of energy \ I required to move is double if the object is a Klingon or Romulan, quadruple \ I for a Starbase, and anywhere between I.S and 6 times for a random object. ,:; Starbases cannot be brought into a quadrant already conWning another Star· 4-----------0 base; a Klingon/Romulan ship cannot be brought into a quadrant containing 1:\ 4 X1ingons/Romulans, nor into Romuian/Federation space. Nothing can be also, ·7 - 1 pulled across the Galactic Barrier. / : \ ";-2 Command 7-Energy Distributor I \ etc•. Allows you to allocate the Enterprise's energy from the matter-anlimatter -3 -2 -1 pods directly to the shields, torpedo launch, tractor generator, impulse engines, or indirectly to all other devices by underaUocating the ayailable energy and permitting the excess to be directed to the energy pool. Energy caMOt be Note: 8earinp and Headings may be any positive or neotive value drained from a given device or reserve unless the dilithium crystals are shal­ within +8 and -8, where (see diagram) ·7 corr~ponds to +1. tered-then you are effectively on battery power and the energy allocated is If the Heading typed in is out of these bounds, you will be then directly drained from supplies and not on the timed units-per-stardate returned to Command mode. arrangement as when the dilithium crystals are in working order. If the enerl)' allocated to a given device causes the reserve storage for that device to become greater than its capacity, the excess energy is chan· Table o~ Ensine Energy Consumption nelled to a secondary device to prevent an overload. Thus, if you were to ------------------------------------- allocate lOOCl units/stardate (the maximum poss.ible) to the shields, once the .Jarp Factor 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 shields reached lSOO units the excess energy would be shunted to the impulse 30 50• 89 167 319 625 1242 reserves, and then to the torpedo launch if the impu.lse reserve was also tilled EneT'!i~ Used 18 20 If a dilithiwn crystal fractures, each allocation is reduced by a factor of ._-------------------------------------- the number of cry stab fractured divided by the number of crystals existing before the fracture .
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