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[[Image:Temporal transmitter.jpg|thumb|A Borg temporal transmitter.]]
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[[File:Temporal transmitter.jpg|thumb|A Borg temporal transmitter.]]
A '''temporal transmitter''' was a piece of [[technology]] used by the [[Borg]] to transmit messages to [[Borg drone]]s in another [[time]] period.
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A '''temporal transmitter''' was a [[communications]] technology used by the [[Borg]] to communicate [[time travel|through time]].
   
In an [[alternate timeline|alternate future timeline]], [[Starfleet Intelligence]] obtained a temporal transmitter from the wreckage of a [[Borg cube]] in the [[Beta Quadrant]]. It was designated salvage component 36698. Later, in [[2390]], [[Chakotay]] and [[Harry Kim]] stole the transmitter and used it to send a transmission to [[Seven of Nine]] aboard the {{USS|Voyager}} in [[2375]], when the [[starship]] was still lost in the [[Delta Quadrant]].
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Such a transmitter was discovered by [[Starfleet Intelligence]] in the late-[[24th century]], in the wreckage of a [[Borg cube]] in the [[Beta Quadrant]], and was designated salvage component 36698. The transmitter was subsequently stolen by [[Chakotay]] and [[Harry Kim]], as part of a plot to change history and prevent the destruction of the {{USS|Voyager}}, which had [[crash landing|crash]]ed on a [[Class L]]
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[[Unnamed_Alpha_and_Beta_Quadrant_planets#Takara_sector_planet|planet]] in the [[Takara sector]] in [[2375]] while attempting to use [[quantum slipstream drive]] to return to the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. By using the temporal transmitter to send a new set of phase corrections to [[Seven of Nine]]'s [[interplexing beacon]], they hoped to stabilize the slipstream so that ''Voyager'' could remain inside and return home, as they had in the ''[[Delta Flyer]]''. This attempt failed, to Kim's tearful horror – but [[The Doctor]], whose program had been recovered from the wreck of ''Voyager'', refused to admit defeat; at his suggestion, Kim sent Seven a second transmission, which caused the slipstream to collapse, safely returning ''Voyager'' to normal space before the crash. ({{VOY|Timeless}})
   
The transmission contained phase corrections for the failing [[quantum slipstream drive]] which ''Voyager'' and the ''[[Delta Flyer]]'' were using in an attempt to return to the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. Although the first set of corrections failed to save ''Voyager'' from destruction, a second transmission proved more successful, creating a [[timeline]] which allowed ''Voyager'' and its [[crew]] to survive the slipstream experiment and continue their voyage home. ({{VOY|Timeless}})
 
   
 
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Revision as of 14:57, 30 November 2014

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Temporal transmitter

A Borg temporal transmitter.

A temporal transmitter was a communications technology used by the Borg to communicate through time.

Such a transmitter was discovered by Starfleet Intelligence in the late-24th century, in the wreckage of a Borg cube in the Beta Quadrant, and was designated salvage component 36698. The transmitter was subsequently stolen by Chakotay and Harry Kim, as part of a plot to change history and prevent the destruction of the USS Voyager, which had crashed on a Class L planet in the Takara sector in 2375 while attempting to use quantum slipstream drive to return to the Alpha Quadrant. By using the temporal transmitter to send a new set of phase corrections to Seven of Nine's interplexing beacon, they hoped to stabilize the slipstream so that Voyager could remain inside and return home, as they had in the Delta Flyer. This attempt failed, to Kim's tearful horror – but The Doctor, whose program had been recovered from the wreck of Voyager, refused to admit defeat; at his suggestion, Kim sent Seven a second transmission, which caused the slipstream to collapse, safely returning Voyager to normal space before the crash. (VOY: "Timeless")