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My ship came in.
Orethrius:
quote:Originally posted by Refalm:
I'm still wondering though... is it possible to go to warp when the impulse engine is down?
Some episodes say yes, others seem to say no... very confusing.
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I could always check my ST:TNG Tech Manual. God, I'm such a Trekkie. Got the Tech Manual, Encyclopedia, PLUS the limited-run blueprints for the now-deceased NCC-1701-D. Let's build a starship, guys! :D
Refalm:
I know for sure that you don't need warp to go to impulse. I can remeber a few episodes of DS9 and Voyager in which the impulse engine was broken, and they could go to warp still.
pofnlice:
I'm still working on an M2 Bradley. Ran out of one of the air brush paints and been too lazy to get it. It's incredibly detailed and I have been taking my time with it to get it right.
hm_murdock:
Impulse = fusion drive. There is a fusion reactor, and they blow charged particles out the back. It's a fancy rocket.
Warp = Antimatter or fusion powered FTL drive that utilizes subspace fields to manipulate gravity to "pull" the ship along using a constantly moving gravity well.
Refalm:
So basically, the impulse drive and the warp drive are two very different things?
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