*Impulse Engines (2) Port / Starboard
*Impulse Control Room
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...room, Gravitron generators and aft sensory array along with other key ship systems that do not need continual access.
...deck, shuttle bay, computer core and engineering facilities, including the impulse control rooms are all on this deck. The main labs for the ship can be found
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'''Deck 03''': Officers Quarters/Impulse Engines
'''Deck 04''': Science Laboratories/Impulse Engines
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...complement of probes and observation drones which can be left to linger in systems that they’ve scouted to gather more data. In addition, the stellar cartog
...o their much larger contemporaries, the ''Galaxy'' and ''Nebula''-classes. Impulse power is provided by a pair of engines located on either side of the saucer
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...also equipped with a complement of observation probes, which can linger in systems after the ship has passed through to keep an eye on things there, notifying
...2380s and includes improvements to the ship's life support and recreation systems to improve its utility as a long-range vessel.
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...ts reaches are difficult to navigate and obscure sensors, many of the star systems within are home to colonies, research settlements, or mining facilities.
...lson Nebula during the Earth-Romulan War, where its obfuscations of sensor systems made its monitoring strategically essential. With neither side particularly
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...class heavy cruiser, combining aspects of a carrier with enhanced tactical systems for a design that forms an important part of Starfleet's defensive mission.
With her large crew and powerful tactical systems, the ''Alita'' would be considered an exploratory cruiser rather than a hea
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...-equipped, her primary purpose is to perform in-depth surveys of planetary systems and especially of M-class planets for possible colonization.
...tary bodies. While larger ships might visit dozens if not hundreds of star systems in years-long indefinite missions, ships of this class are often sent to a
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...unications department), holodecks, sensors, life support and environmental systems, and waste management. The largest units have multiple sections under this
...ecialists who are highly specialized in their understanding of transporter systems, capable of trouble-shooting any problem and ensuring the safe transportati
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...class has led to significant streamlining of their maintenance protocols. Systems have been kept updated over the years, but many processes continue to requi
...nd relatively easy to control at impulse speeds thanks to its wider triple impulse engine layout.
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...fficient warp core and the extensive instrumentation and advanced tactical systems adapted from the ''Delta Flyer'' project. While the development of more pow
...cloaking device. However, because of this advanced warp drive system, it's systems are consider rather high maintenance and it spends a lot of its life in the
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...ads to ''Sovereign'' being deceptively agile in combat. Each of the ship’s impulse engines has its own fusion reactor to provide power directly.
...h halves of the ship without vital systems. The secondary hull has no main impulse engine, while the primary lacks warp capabilities. The separation maneuver
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It is slow and ungainly at impulse speeds, using two primary impulse engines in the wings and two secondary ones lower on the main hull. This is
...lative to the rest of the ship to accommodate the massive heat dissipation systems necessary to keep the ship from frying itself at full power. While recent a
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...exploratory missions but are often used to run initial surveys of new star systems before the front-line explorers or science ships are sent in, as they are a
...itizing survivability. The solution to this problem was to take the engine systems from the ''New Orleans''-class and retain their size and configuration, but
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...old these sensors further away from the ship's power generation and engine systems to minimize the impacts of localized interference on their operation. The e
...ip's much greater internal volume, thanks to miniaturized power generation systems and more advanced hull construction methods.
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...iser in the fleet, an extremely impressive Warp 9.99. The power generation systems are all reinforced and have been built with added redundancies to increase
...eed and to take advantage of larger fusion reactors to power other onboard systems.
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...ips are temperamental and require constant attention from their engineers. Impulse engines are located on the ship's stern close to the centerline. The hull p
...ion-configurable labs, on on each level, along with supplementary computer systems.
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...per section of the saucer, and two sets of supplementary coils tied to the impulse engines. Together, they are capable of propelling the saucer at a modest sp
Tactical systems are roughly equivalent between the ''Galaxy'' and ''Ross''-class designs, a
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...e of their speed, their mission pod is fitted with advanced communications systems and they have quarters for a VIP guest.
...proper balancing of the warp field, structural integrity fields, and power systems.
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...tall interconnecting dorsal that leads to the saucer. The ship’s two small impulse engines are located where the neck of the ship connects to the saucer and g
..., including torpedo launchers from the ''Constitution''-class and internal systems from the ''Ambassador''.
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