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How many shuttlecraft does Voyager have?
Since Voyager’s complement consists of as many as three different shuttlecraft types, it is a good guess is that there were two shuttles of Type 6, three of Type 8 and three of Type 9. This means that at least seven new shuttles of different types must have been built from stored spare parts.
Can Voyager replicate shuttles?
Point is many of the components making up a shuttle craft cannot be reproduced via replication. Voyager’s first assignment was in the Badlands, far from a deep space long term mission of exploration. So they wouldn’t have been stored with material to build new shuttle crafts or for that matter inexhaustible torpedoes.
How many shuttlecraft did the enterprise have?
four shuttlecraft
A Constitution-class starship like the U.S.S. Enterprise typically carries four shuttlecraft.
How many torpedoes did Voyager use?
Voyager Used 123 Of Its 38 Torpedoes Over The Course Of The Series.
How many shuttlepods did the Voyager have?
The official Star Trek Voyager Technical Guide V1.0, intended as guidelines for writers (sub-title: “Yes, but which button do I push to fire the phasers?”), ironically says that “Voyager normally carries two [!] standard shuttlecraft, four of the smaller shuttlepods, and four EVA workpods”. We have never seen any shuttlepods or workpods.
What’s wrong with Voyager?
The only problem is Tuvok’s premature pessimism. During the first two seasons Voyager suffers from a permanent shortage of energy, which requires to ration replicator meals and obviously serves to justify the necessity of Neelix’s kitchen.
How many shuttles were there when Voyager left for the Badlands?
In an optimistic estimation, we can assume that there were eight shuttles aboard when Voyager left for the Badlands. Since Voyager’s complement consists of as many as three different shuttlecraft types, it is a good guess is that there were two shuttles of Type 6, three of Type 8 and three of Type 9.
How was the crew complement developed for Voyager?
The development of the crew complement is investigated on a separate page. It may be due to a lack of better ideas that Voyager writers frequently had shuttles get into electromagnetic turbulences and crash on planets. Such a crash is no problem for starships that can simply be resupplied in a nearby starbase, but it is for Voyager.