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What you're referring to is Thruster Maneuvering, which will also be part of this page. As I acquire more information, it will be added so I can create the Maneuvering/Nebula Warfare course I was telling you about.<br> | What you're referring to is Thruster Maneuvering, which will also be part of this page. As I acquire more information, it will be added so I can create the Maneuvering/Nebula Warfare course I was telling you about.<br> | ||
| + | When talking Thrusters, that's when you get into the X, Y & Z Axes. When talking Three Dimentional Compass Navigation, the X, Y & Z Axes get reduced to simply "Bearing" and "Mark". | ||
Without checking my Manuals and just off the top of my head...<br> | Without checking my Manuals and just off the top of my head...<br> | ||
| − | I may have the X and Y axes reversed, but I believe the X axis is moving Longitudinally (straight forward & backward) using Fore & Aft Thrusters. I think the Y axis is moving Horizontally (sideways) using Port | + | I may have the X and Y axes reversed, but (I believe) the X axis is moving Longitudinally (straight forward & backward) using Fore & Aft Thrusters. (I think) the Y axis is moving Horizontally (sideways) using Port & Starboard Thrusters. Plotting "X plus Y" together might give you a relative "Bearing" like plotting X + Y on a piece of paper lying flat on a table. |
| − | I just found these pics for | + | The Z axis would be Vertically (straight up & down) using Dorsal & Ventral Thrusters. Plotting Z together with either X or Y might comprise "Mark" Like sliding a vertical piece of paper through the X/Y piece of paper and plotting Z + Y, or Z + X. Like I said... I need to dig out my manuals. |
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| + | I just found these pics for course plotting today and I'm looking for more pics and information in order to complete it. I still need to dig out my TNG Manual & Encyclopedia, which has most of what I need. | ||
[[User:Rjohnson|FADM Johnson]] | [[User:Rjohnson|FADM Johnson]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:21, 15 May 2007
ST:TWOK
Just after Spock mentions Kahn is inexperienced and thinks in two dimensions. Kirk orders "Z minus 10000 meters, stand by photon torpedoes."
Do you have information on the Z-Axis?
COL Doyle
What you're referring to is Thruster Maneuvering, which will also be part of this page. As I acquire more information, it will be added so I can create the Maneuvering/Nebula Warfare course I was telling you about.
When talking Thrusters, that's when you get into the X, Y & Z Axes. When talking Three Dimentional Compass Navigation, the X, Y & Z Axes get reduced to simply "Bearing" and "Mark".
Without checking my Manuals and just off the top of my head...
I may have the X and Y axes reversed, but (I believe) the X axis is moving Longitudinally (straight forward & backward) using Fore & Aft Thrusters. (I think) the Y axis is moving Horizontally (sideways) using Port & Starboard Thrusters. Plotting "X plus Y" together might give you a relative "Bearing" like plotting X + Y on a piece of paper lying flat on a table.
The Z axis would be Vertically (straight up & down) using Dorsal & Ventral Thrusters. Plotting Z together with either X or Y might comprise "Mark" Like sliding a vertical piece of paper through the X/Y piece of paper and plotting Z + Y, or Z + X. Like I said... I need to dig out my manuals.
I just found these pics for course plotting today and I'm looking for more pics and information in order to complete it. I still need to dig out my TNG Manual & Encyclopedia, which has most of what I need.
