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{{bginfo|The [[computer voice]] of the station was provided by [[Majel Barrett]]. The number of the station was likely part of the [[47|47 phenomena]]. For more information on this [[studio model]], see [[Studio models (TNG)#Cryonics_satellite|TNG studio models]].}} |
{{bginfo|The [[computer voice]] of the station was provided by [[Majel Barrett]]. The number of the station was likely part of the [[47|47 phenomena]]. For more information on this [[studio model]], see [[Studio models (TNG)#Cryonics_satellite|TNG studio models]].}} |
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Revision as of 22:10, 17 February 2012
Relay Station 47 was a Federation communication relay station that was in service with Starfleet in the mid-24th century. This station was located near the Klingon border. It had a standard crew complement of 2 Starfleet officers and was equipped with one shuttlecraft, the Verne.
Relay Station 47 was also in close proximity to Starbase 212 and Relay Station 194. (TNG: "Aquiel")
Technical details
A typical relay station is exclusively designed to transmit and receive several thousand subspace messages on Federation and Starfleet communication channels. As such, its exterior consists of a small crew module, a solar panel, and a large antenna farm. The magnitude of subspace communications converging toward the station can interfere with standard bioscans.
Crew roster
As of 2368, Lieutenant Keith Rocha and junior officer Lieutenant Aquiel Uhnari were assigned to the station. Lt. Uhnari also brought her pet dog Maura onboard.
Notable events
On Stardate 46455, Lt. Rocha reported for duty at Relay Station 47. As soon as Rocha transferred to the station, Uhnari and Rocha experienced a great deal of personality conflict. Lt. Uhnari found him "rude, arrogant, and condescending" toward her. On Stardate 46460, Lt. Rocha wrote in his personal log that he planned to request a formal hearing against Lt. Uhnari, citing her for belligerence and insubordination.
In addition, Klingon Captain Morag would routinely harass the station - even locking his ship's weapons on the relay on at least one occasion.
On stardate 46461.3, the USS Enterprise-D investigated the mysterious disappearance of its crew. When Lieutenant Commander La Forge boarded the station, the only lifeform he found was Lt. Uhnari's dog. Evidence of foul play was also found.