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The Transporter Room is usually manned by the '''Transporter Chief''', a specialist engineer who has either majored in transporter technology or possesses extensive training and experience in this field to ensure safe operation in any given situation. | The Transporter Room is usually manned by the '''Transporter Chief''', a specialist engineer who has either majored in transporter technology or possesses extensive training and experience in this field to ensure safe operation in any given situation. | ||
On board the Thunder-A, there are 12 individual transporters, 4 personnel ones in Transporter Rooms 1-4, 4 cargobay ones located in each cargobay and the Main Shuttle Hanger, and 4 emergency ones. | |||
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==Individual Specifications== | |||
===Personnel Transporters=== | |||
The standard means of travel to and from a federation ship, the transporter rooms are located at strategic locations throughout the saucer section. | The standard means of travel to and from a federation ship, the transporter rooms are located at strategic locations throughout the saucer section. | ||
* Transporter Rooms 1-2 Deck 10 | Transporter Rooms 3-4 Deck 15 | |||
* Max Payload Mass: 900kg (1,763 lbs) | |||
* Max Range: 40,000 km | |||
* Max Beam Up/Out Rate: Approx. 100 persons per hour per transporter | |||
===Cargo Transporters=== | |||
These much larger transporting systems are designed to literally haul bulk cargo to and from the ship, expediting the transfer of materials during short docking periods. | These much larger transporting systems are designed to literally haul bulk cargo to and from the ship, expediting the transfer of materials during short docking periods. | ||
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They can be calibrated to function on the quantum level required to safely transport lifeforms. | They can be calibrated to function on the quantum level required to safely transport lifeforms. | ||
* Cargo Bays 1-2; Deck 5 | Cargo Bay 4; Deck 6; | Maintenance Hangar and Storage; Deck 8 | |||
* Standard operation: molecular resolution (Non-Lifeform): Max Payload Mass: 800 metric tons. | |||
* Reconfigurable for quantum resolution(Lifeform): Max Payload Mass: 1 metric ton | |||
* Max Beam Up/Out Rate (Quantum Setting): Approx. 100 persons per hour per transporter | |||
===Emergency Transporters=== | |||
In certain dire situations it can become imperative to abandon the vessel swiftly. Emergency transporters have the sole function of beaming personnel off ship. | In certain dire situations it can become imperative to abandon the vessel swiftly. Emergency transporters have the sole function of beaming personnel off ship. | ||
Emergency Transporter Rooms 1-2 Deck 10 | Emergency Transporter Rooms 3-4 Deck 15 | * Emergency Transporter Rooms 1-2 Deck 10 | Emergency Transporter Rooms 3-4 Deck 15 | ||
* Max Range: 15,000 km (send only) [range depends on available power] | |||
Max Range: 15,000 km (send only) [range depends on available power] | * Max Beam Out Rate: 200 persons per hour per Transporter | ||
Max Beam Out Rate: 200 persons per hour per Transporter | |||
[[Category:USS Thunder-A]] | [[Category:USS Thunder-A]] | ||