Shuttles

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The crew was a bit fan fiction - y, in that Geordi got temporary reassignment from the Big E-E and served as Scotty's first officer. Nog was also on the crew, along with a Klingon Defense Force pilot with a reckless driving record.

 

[publiusr]

I have warmed to the El Baz shuttlepod over the years to where I really love it.

 

[JessDD]

Runabouts were just really, really big shuttles and they could do warp 5, and have torpedo attachments and the like. I remember reading the in TNG technical manual that some shuttles could do Warp 2 or 4 or the like.

 

[Trekker4747]

I have warmed to the El Baz shuttlepod over the years to where I really love it.

The Plymouth Horizon/Shuttle pods were just complete jokes.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Runabouts were just really, really big shuttles and they could do warp 5, and have torpedo attachments and the like. I remember reading the in TNG technical manual that some shuttles could do Warp 2 or 4 or the like.

Voyager's shuttles managed warp 9 without so much as breaking a sweat (one managed warp 10 twice... but we don't talk about that episode). I guess Starfleet lumped Picard with some obsolete models

 

[Trekker4747]

Runabouts were just really, really big shuttles and they could do warp 5, and have torpedo attachments and the like. I remember reading the in TNG technical manual that some shuttles could do Warp 2 or 4 or the like.

Voyager's shuttles managed warp 9 without so much as breaking a sweat (one managed warp 10 twice... but we don't talk about that episode). I guess Starfleet lumped Picard with some obsolete models

Which is why Voyager was stupid. For a shuttle to operate at Warp 9 without a meaningful warp core is stupid.

 

[R. Star]

Runabouts were just really, really big shuttles and they could do warp 5, and have torpedo attachments and the like. I remember reading the in TNG technical manual that some shuttles could do Warp 2 or 4 or the like.

Voyager's shuttles managed warp 9 without so much as breaking a sweat (one managed warp 10 twice... but we don't talk about that episode). I guess Starfleet lumped Picard with some obsolete models

You know.. lizards or not, why didn't they just use that warp 10 to get home? The doctor reversed it easy enough.

Or send the Doctor back as a messanger saying "Hey, we're fine."

 

[Trekker4747]

Runabouts were just really, really big shuttles and they could do warp 5, and have torpedo attachments and the like. I remember reading the in TNG technical manual that some shuttles could do Warp 2 or 4 or the like.

Voyager's shuttles managed warp 9 without so much as breaking a sweat (one managed warp 10 twice... but we don't talk about that episode). I guess Starfleet lumped Picard with some obsolete models

You know.. lizards or not, why didn't they just use that warp 10 to get home? The doctor reversed it easy enough.

Or send the Doctor back as a messanger saying "Hey, we're fine."

The show suffered heavily from Gilligan's Island Syndrome.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Runabouts were just really, really big shuttles and they could do warp 5, and have torpedo attachments and the like. I remember reading the in TNG technical manual that some shuttles could do Warp 2 or 4 or the like.

Voyager's shuttles managed warp 9 without so much as breaking a sweat (one managed warp 10 twice... but we don't talk about that episode). I guess Starfleet lumped Picard with some obsolete models

Which is why Voyager was stupid. For a shuttle to operate at Warp 9 without a meaningful warp core is stupid.

Yay miniaturization! In Nemesis they had a transporter the size of a rank pip. Welcome to the future of the future.

 

[Trekker4747]

Voyager's shuttles managed warp 9 without so much as breaking a sweat (one managed warp 10 twice... but we don't talk about that episode). I guess Starfleet lumped Picard with some obsolete models

Which is why Voyager was stupid. For a shuttle to operate at Warp 9 without a meaningful warp core is stupid.

Yay miniaturization! In Nemesis they had a transporter the size of a rank pip. Welcome to the future of the future.

Yeah, don't get me started on that.

 

[R. Star]

Which is why Voyager was stupid. For a shuttle to operate at Warp 9 without a meaningful warp core is stupid.

Yay miniaturization! In Nemesis they had a transporter the size of a rank pip. Welcome to the future of the future.

Yeah, don't get me started on that.

Tom Paris used a "portable transporter" that was the size of a baseball one episode. That would've been useful in so many places. Worked for -two- people too.