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'''''Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise''''' is a [[reference works|technical manual]] of the [[Star Trek films|''Star Trek'' movies]]-era [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] first published in {{y|1987}} by [[Pocket Books]].
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'''''Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise''''' is a [[reference works|technical manual]] of the [[Star Trek films|''Star Trek'' movies]]-era ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|Enterprise]]'' first published in {{y|1987}} by [[Pocket Books]].
   
 
The book was published as a follow-up for the ''[[Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'', but illustrated the retrofitted USS ''Enterprise'' and its replacement {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}. The book makes usage of the [[FASA]] naming and dating scheme, placing the vessels [[refit]] in the early [[23rd century]].
 
The book was published as a follow-up for the ''[[Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'', but illustrated the retrofitted USS ''Enterprise'' and its replacement {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}. The book makes usage of the [[FASA]] naming and dating scheme, placing the vessels [[refit]] in the early [[23rd century]].
   
 
== Summary ==
 
== Summary ==
 
 
=== Contents ===
 
=== Contents ===
 
==== Introduction ====
 
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That being said, this manual was a valuable source of behind the scenes information. Many pieces of photography and behind the scenes graphics information used in the filmings are presented clearly here.
 
That being said, this manual was a valuable source of behind the scenes information. Many pieces of photography and behind the scenes graphics information used in the filmings are presented clearly here.
   
According to the book, the USS ''Enterprise''-A was originally named the USS ''Ti-Ho''. The ship was reportedly named in honor of author [[Shane Johnson]]'s deceased friend who was fond of the name. [[Gene Roddenberry]] once suggested that the ''Enterprise''-A was originally the [[USS Yorktown (23rd century)|''Yorktown'']], and this reference appears in the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual.
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According to the book, an "Enterprise Class" starship named the USS ''Ti-Ho'' was built from the keel-up to test the first transwarp drive. The ship was reportedly named in honor of author [[Shane Johnson]]'s deceased friend who was fond of the name. On a side note [[Gene Roddenberry]] once suggested that the ''Enterprise''-A was originally the ''[[USS Yorktown (23rd century)|Yorktown]],'' and this reference appears in the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual]]''.
   
Discrepancies exist with some references to [[transwarp]] drive being assigned to the USS ''Enterprise''-A.
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Discrepancies exist with some references to [[transwarp|trans-warp]] drive being assigned to the USS ''Enterprise''-A. Also, trans-warp drive is described as functioning by shifting a vessel so equipped through a spatial [[Interphase|interphase]] into the parallel continuum where the ''[[USS Defiant (NCC-1764)|USS Defiant I]],'' NCC-1764, was lost in "[[The Tholian Web (episode)|The Tholian Web]]," then shifting it out of that continuum through another such interphase when emerging from trans-warp speeds.
 
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== References ==
 
== References ==
[[Alpha Centauri]]; [[asparagus]]; {{ShipClass|Constitution}}; [[eggs Benedict]]; {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701| (NCC-1701)}}; [[Kalandan]]; [[macaroni and cheese]]; [[pineapple]]; [[plomeek soup]]; [[potato salad]]; [[pot roast]]; [[Starfleet Academy]]; [[Three-dimensional chess]]; [[titanium]]; [[transparent aluminum]]; [[trout almondine|trout amandine]]
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[[Alpha Centauri]]; [[asparagus]]; {{Class|Constitution}}; [[eggs Benedict]]; [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'', USS (NCC-1701)]]; [[Kalandan]]; [[light cube table]]; [[macaroni and cheese]]; [[pineapple]]; [[plomeek soup]]; [[potato salad]]; [[pot roast]]; [[Starfleet Academy]]; [[three-dimensional chess]]; [[titanium]]; [[transparent aluminum]]; [[trout almondine|trout amandine]]
   
 
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Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise is a technical manual of the Star Trek movies-era Enterprise first published in 1987 by Pocket Books.

The book was published as a follow-up for the Star Fleet Technical Manual, but illustrated the retrofitted USS Enterprise and its replacement USS Enterprise-A. The book makes usage of the FASA naming and dating scheme, placing the vessels refit in the early 23rd century.

Summary

Contents

Introduction

Written by Commander Montgomery Scott, chief engineer.

History of refit

General information

Ship's layout

A Deck

B-C Decks

D-E Decks

F Deck

G Deck

H-I Decks

J-K Decks

L-M Decks

N-O Decks

P-Q Decks

R Deck

S Deck

T-U Decks

Background Information

The information in this manual was written in conjunction with some design staff of the movie series, and as such some of it is directly derived from filmed references, but some speculation within is outside of what is considered canon because some data is contradictory, as the nature of a continuing series is that new plot points may contradict previously assumed or unfilmed data.

That being said, this manual was a valuable source of behind the scenes information. Many pieces of photography and behind the scenes graphics information used in the filmings are presented clearly here.

According to the book, an "Enterprise Class" starship named the USS Ti-Ho was built from the keel-up to test the first transwarp drive. The ship was reportedly named in honor of author Shane Johnson's deceased friend who was fond of the name. On a side note Gene Roddenberry once suggested that the Enterprise-A was originally the Yorktown, and this reference appears in the Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual.

Discrepancies exist with some references to trans-warp drive being assigned to the USS Enterprise-A. Also, trans-warp drive is described as functioning by shifting a vessel so equipped through a spatial interphase into the parallel continuum where the USS Defiant I, NCC-1764, was lost in "The Tholian Web," then shifting it out of that continuum through another such interphase when emerging from trans-warp speeds.

References

Alpha Centauri; asparagus; Constitution-class; eggs Benedict; Enterprise, USS (NCC-1701); Kalandan; light cube table; macaroni and cheese; pineapple; plomeek soup; potato salad; pot roast; Starfleet Academy; three-dimensional chess; titanium; transparent aluminum; trout amandine

See also

External link