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The {{USS|Arcos}}' subspace transmitter was failing when it was [[orbit]]ing [[Turkana IV]] in early [[2367]], meaning that the emergency call sent by the ship was very weak and distorted, although the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, the ship that received the [[distress call]], was only eleven minutes away from the [[Turkana system]]. ({{TNG|Legacy}}) |
The {{USS|Arcos}}' subspace transmitter was failing when it was [[orbit]]ing [[Turkana IV]] in early [[2367]], meaning that the emergency call sent by the ship was very weak and distorted, although the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, the ship that received the [[distress call]], was only eleven minutes away from the [[Turkana system]]. ({{TNG|Legacy}}) |
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Revision as of 20:04, 12 September 2007
A subspace transmitter is any mechanism or method that can transmit information through the medium of subspace, and thus, at a velocity greater than the speed of light. Starships employ such transmitters to stay in contact with their operational bases and with landing parties and away teams. Colonies and civilizations employ them to contact other words within the Federation and elsewhere. The Federation maintains a network of subspace relays that are essentially repeaters; these enable even distant transmitters to reach any point within Federation space.
The USS Arcos' subspace transmitter was failing when it was orbiting Turkana IV in early 2367, meaning that the emergency call sent by the ship was very weak and distorted, although the USS Enterprise-D, the ship that received the distress call, was only eleven minutes away from the Turkana system. (TNG: "Legacy")
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| amplifier • antenna • bandwidth • beacon • frequency • hyper- • interference • interplexing beacon • link • log • monitor • neural transceiver • relay • relay network • relay station • signal • static • transceiver • transmission • transmitter • transponder • wide-band |