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Overview
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Affiliation |
United
Federation of Planets |
Used by |
Starfleet |
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Type |
Explorer |
Operational phase |
2370- |
Construction yard |
Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, Mars |
Ships constructed |
3 |
Description |
In the late 24th century,
Starfleet built the Intrepid class as a science and escort vessel, which was intended
to replace the outdated research ships of the Oberth class. Intrepid class starships
are equipped with new, partially experimental technologies, which make the ships of this
class superior to the most other vessels of this time, particularly regarding propulsion
and computer systems. Nevertheless, the starships of this class are very small, much
smaller than the powerful ships of the Galaxy and Sovereign classes. The Intrepid class is
the only class of this time that has bioneural computer components, which partly replace
the conventional isolinear systems. Another revolutionary feature is the class' warp
drive, which is equipped with mobile nacelles, allowing the arbitrary alteration of the
warp field geometry, and enables high warp up to the amazing maximum speed of warp 9.975. The maneuverability of the Intrepid class
remains unsurpassed because it is the first Starfleet ship able to maneuver in an
atmosphere and land on a planet. Also, the class was consistently used as an experimental
platform for new technologies, such as the Emergency Medical Holographic Program installed
in the sickbay and also used on newer classes like the
Sovereign class, so that only few ships of the Intrepid class have been commissioned. |
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Ships constructed
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Name |
Registry
Number |
Commissioned |
Used
until |
USS Intrepid
(Prototype) |
NCC-74600 |
2370 |
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USS Voyager |
NCC-74656 |
2371
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USS Bellerophon |
NCC-74705 |
2371
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- History
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2370 |
The prototype of the Intrepid
class, the USS Intrepid, is commissioned. |
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- Technical specifications
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Dimensions |
Length 344 m, width
126 m, height 63 m |
Mass |
1.5 Mt |
Structure |
Oblong elliptical saucer section
connected to two short, mobile warp nacelles |
Deck count |
15 |
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Computer systems |
2 cores; isolinear |
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Bioneural circuits in replicator,
transporter, and other systems |
Propulsion systems |
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Warp
drive |
Warp core with M/AM energy production |
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2 mobile warp nacelles |
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Maximum speed warp 9.975 |
Impulse
drive |
2 impulse engines |
Maneuvering
drive |
RCS engines |
Weapon systems |
11 phaser banks |
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2 forward and two aft photon
torpedo launchers (max. 38 photon torpedoes) |
Defensive systems |
High speed shield network |
Other systems |
Tractor emitter, holodecks,
Emergency Medical Holographic Program |
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Hakki
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