Delta Flyer Escape Pod Solution

[alexmann]

I didn't want to necro the old thread so I made a new one.

According to Rick Sternbach in the comments here: http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2010/12/ ... -lifeboat/ the delta flyer had four escape pods located:



Link to old thread: http://ditl.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5577

[Nickswitz]

I want to thank you for properly demonstrating how to create a new thread on an old topic. And also, that would make sense as to being able to fit the compliment of people on the ship in the escape pods allowing for all to escape since it usually had 3 to 4 people running it.

[Teaos]

That shuttle...although I think the world shuttle hardly applies to it anymore, had everything. Those pods must just be coffins.

[kostmayer]

Shoddy design. I can see Tom and Harry arguing over who gets the top Escape Pod.

[Captain Seafort]

That shuttle...although I think the world shuttle hardly applies to it anymore, had everything. Those pods must just be coffins.

They were - we saw them in Good Shepard.

[alexmann]

You lay down in them and they are barely big enough to fit in.

[shran]

You really hope the future comes along soon with possibilities to make it bigger on the inside, it is barely large enough for a human, let alone other aliens who may be larger.

[alexmann]

What century do they invent transdimensional ships? I think it was a 31st century time pod in that ENT episode. There ships really are like the TARDIS because they travel time and space and they are bigger on the inside than the outside. They are just better armed.

[shran]

It was indeed in the 31st century.

[Captain Seafort]

What century do they invent transdimensional ships? I think it was a 31st century time pod in that ENT episode. There ships really are like the TARDIS because they travel time and space and they are bigger on the inside than the outside. They are just better armed.

Careful there alex - you're extremely close to "no versus", so back away from it.

[Lighthawk]

Does TARDIS even have a weapon? Cause if not, anything with any weapon is technically better armed.

[Captain Seafort]

Does TARDIS even have a weapon? Cause if not, anything with any weapon is technically better armed.

Depends on the model - the Doctor's, as far as I'm aware, isn't armed, but more modern designs have got some very gucci toys. In any event, versus is verbotten, so that line of discussion ends here.

[Lighthawk]

Noted, though if I may make a side inquiry, for the sake of clarification...comparing any attributes of any cross universe items counts as versus, regardless of intent or degree of clarity? If for example, I wanted to claim the Death Star was bigger than a type II phaser, that would count?

[Captain Seafort]

I wanted to claim the Death Star was bigger than a type II phaser, that would count?

Simple statements are fine, but even there care must be exercised that "an ISD is bigger than a Negh''var" (for example) doesn't turn into "therefore the ISD would shred the Negh'var in one second flat". Likewise, statements such as alex's can very easily become "therefore the 31st Century Feds can beat the Time Lords".

[Lighthawk]

Fair enough