Rochey wrote:Or simply fire a torp on a course that will take a few minutes to hit the array, use the array to get back home, and then when you're gone the torp hits the array. Boom.
Kind of like the circling bullet at the end of "Wanted"? heh heh
Rochey wrote:Or simply fire a torp on a course that will take a few minutes to hit the array, use the array to get back home, and then when you're gone the torp hits the array. Boom.
Or that last torpedo in The Hunt for Red October for that matter.Mark wrote:Kind of like the circling bullet at the end of "Wanted"? heh heh
Of those warp figures, only the Max warp for the Intrepid class are canon, everything else is made up. As much as I applaud Graham for his work, the non-canon figures have no validity. And lets not forget that Voyager got home because of acts of plot...err help. It was projected to take 70 years, we know jack and squat about how long they could maintain max cruise before they ran out of fuel but it's obvious that they couldn't run flat out for twelve years going by the helmsmens own statement.Lt. Staplic wrote:okay, looked up some figures on ditl:
Voy max cruise: 9.975
Voy max Warp: 9.985 1 hr
Neb max cruise: 9
Neb max Warp: 9.4 12 hr
so according to these stats Voy could run circles around the nebula. and the theory about stopps to catch up depends on the speed...
at the max cruise speed it would take Voy
12 years, 222 days, 4 hrs, 42 mins, and 12.7334 seconds to return home
It would take a Neb
46 years, 59 days, 8hrs, 48 mins, and 19.312 seconds to return home.
some how I don't think Voyager spent an extra 33+ years just looking for supplies, so in theory Voyager was still much faster.