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I reckon that the Cheyenne does indeed have some sort of Battle/Auxillary bridge.
I think that the two halves of the engineering section can detatch - leaving three parts - two sets of two nacelles and the saucer section.
Yeah, this sounds like the Prometheus - but the Saucer has no ability to sustain ANY warpfield, just to glid out of it like the E-D in 'Encounter at Farpoint"
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Are you saying like an upper saucer with warp nacelles and a lower saucer also with warp nacelles? And the separation plane runs through the center of the saucer's rim?
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Actually, no I was saying more along the lines of - the saucer detaches from the engineering section a la the E-D... but THEN - the upper and lower halves of the Engineering section can detatch from each other - having two warp capable sections - both with phaser banks and torpedo tubes...
its not like the Prometheus cause the saucer section is like the E-D's no warp capability at all, it can only glide out of Warp if they separated at warp...
Andrew
------------------ "What a wonderful and amazing scheme have we here of the magnificent vastness of the Universe! So many Suns, so many Earths...!" - Christian Huygens, New Conjectures Concerning the Planetary Worlds, Their Inhabitants and Productions (ca 1670)
------------------ "What a wonderful and amazing scheme have we here of the magnificent vastness of the Universe! So many Suns, so many Earths...!" - Christian Huygens, New Conjectures Concerning the Planetary Worlds, Their Inhabitants and Productions (ca 1670)
- like the Prommie!
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