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** Involves transfer coils in some manner (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits"; S31 Novel: ''Abyss'') | ** Involves transfer coils in some manner (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits"; S31 Novel: ''Abyss'') | ||
*** Coils blow out with too much power, require cooling off and recharging if shut down (S31 Novel: ''Abyss'') | *** Coils blow out with too much power, require cooling off and recharging if shut down (S31 Novel: ''Abyss'') | ||
** Inoperative in areas of heavy [[tachyon]] radiation (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Kill'') | |||
* Commonly used for transportation of cargo | * Commonly used for transportation of cargo | ||
* Component of ascent, descent technology for landing-capable vessels (S31 Novel: ''Abyss'') | * Component of ascent, descent technology for landing-capable vessels (TOS Novel: ''Errand of Vengeance: The Edge of the Sword''; S31 Novel: ''Abyss'') | ||
* Related devices | |||
** [[Gravity boots]] | |||
[[Category:Technology]] | [[Category:Technology]] |
Latest revision as of 18:01, 21 May 2019
- General term for any devices used to negate gravitational force
- Functions via graviton inverter devices to negate local graviton interactions
- Involves transfer coils in some manner (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits"; S31 Novel: Abyss)
- Coils blow out with too much power, require cooling off and recharging if shut down (S31 Novel: Abyss)
- Inoperative in areas of heavy tachyon radiation (TNG Novel: A Time to Kill)
- Commonly used for transportation of cargo
- Component of ascent, descent technology for landing-capable vessels (TOS Novel: Errand of Vengeance: The Edge of the Sword; S31 Novel: Abyss)
- Related devices