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I don't know, it seems that they forgot that Voyager has a limited amount and by now should be near empty in their torpedo stock. My guess is that the producers and writers would like to take it out and let them use as many as they want. Maybe the crew found a way to replicate torpedoes somehow or using some alien technology to create them. I won't even try any harder to explain Voyager inconsistensies, it would take forever.
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Follow the link. They had 38 in one of the eralier episodes. . . and since then they HAVE used them all. Must have made some more.
------------------ "I also received an interesting, if some-what perplexing, note from a 13-year-old lad who asked if I "had a clue." I fear I cannot adequately answer, as I am not aware of any immediate clues at hand; but that is not to say there are none present." - T. Herman Zweibel
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It isn't THAT hard to do. The most complicated part would be the guidance system. Other than that, all you need to do is replicate a case and draw antimatter from the ship's stores.
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You're right... it shouldn't be hard to make at all. But I remember Janeway saying at the end of "Caretaker" that they had a limited amount with no way to restock them.
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They'd either use their power-consuming antimatter generator to make some from other (matter) material, or buy some from alien space travellers who might use it too.
Maybe they're secretly cloning crew down on deck 12! Or horrid transporter accidents go unresolved!
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Lets look at it this way: torpedo casings should be easy to replicate. The parts for the drive system should eb as well and not to hard for the engineers to put together. Matter can be taken in from the ramscoops and anti-matter made in the charge reversal devise the TNG:TM describs. So over a few months torpedoes should be able to be replaced. The treknology is already there.
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That is true Cargile, or else how would the crew have been able to create the Delta Flyer? Anyway, the real problem here is the crew count. It goes from 140 to another number whenever crew counts are needed. The Doc says this, Janeway says that, Seven says she narrowed two people onboard she could date out of another number of the overall crew count, etc.
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