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== Smelchak Notes (2017) == | == Smelchak Notes (2017) == | ||
Jump Drive Travel Times | Jump Drive Travel Times | ||
| − | Jump Drive (FTL) Estimated Travel Times | + | Jump Drive (FTL) Estimated Travel Times |
| − | Distance: Jump-1 Jump-2 Jump-3 Jump-4 Jump-5 Jump-6 | + | Distance: Jump-1 Jump-2 Jump-3 Jump-4 Jump-5 Jump-6 |
| − | 54 parsecs | + | 54 parsecs |
| − | (1 sector) 54 weeks | + | (1 sector) 54 weeks |
| − | 1 year 27 weeks | + | 1 year 27 weeks |
| − | ½ year 18 weeks | + | ½ year 18 weeks |
| − | 4.5 months 14 weeks | + | 4.5 months 14 weeks |
| − | 3.5 months 11 weeks | + | 3.5 months 11 weeks |
| − | 2.75 months 9 weeks | + | 2.75 months 9 weeks |
| − | 2.25 months | + | 2.25 months |
| − | 108 parsecs | + | 108 parsecs |
| − | (2 sectors) 108 weeks | + | (2 sectors) 108 weeks |
| − | 2 years 54 weeks | + | 2 years 54 weeks |
| − | 1 year 36 weeks | + | 1 year 36 weeks |
| − | 9 months 27 weeks | + | 9 months 27 weeks |
| − | 6.75 months 22 weeks | + | 6.75 months 22 weeks |
| − | 5.5 months 18 weeks | + | 5.5 months 18 weeks |
| − | 4.5 months | + | 4.5 months |
| − | 162 parsecs | + | 162 parsecs |
| − | (3 sectors) 162 weeks | + | (3 sectors) 162 weeks |
| − | 3 years 81 weeks | + | 3 years 81 weeks |
| − | 1.5 years 54 weeks | + | 1.5 years 54 weeks |
| − | 1 year 41 weeks | + | 1 year 41 weeks |
| − | 10.25 months 33 weeks | + | 10.25 months 33 weeks |
| − | 8.25 months 27 weeks | + | 8.25 months 27 weeks |
| − | 6.75 months | + | 6.75 months |
| − | 216 parsecs | + | 216 parsecs |
| − | (4 sectors) 216 weeks | + | (4 sectors) 216 weeks |
| − | 4 years 108 weeks | + | 4 years 108 weeks |
| − | 2 years 72 weeks | + | 2 years 72 weeks |
| − | 1.5 years 62 weeks | + | 1.5 years 62 weeks |
| − | 15.5 months 44 weeks | + | 15.5 months 44 weeks |
| − | 11 months 36 weeks | + | 11 months 36 weeks |
| − | 9 months | + | 9 months |
| − | 270 parsecs | + | 270 parsecs |
| − | (5 sectors) 270 weeks | + | (5 sectors) 270 weeks |
| − | 5 years 135 weeks | + | 5 years 135 weeks |
| − | 2.5 years 90 weeks | + | 2.5 years 90 weeks |
| − | 22.5 months 68 weeks | + | 22.5 months 68 weeks |
| − | 17 months 54 weeks | + | 17 months 54 weeks |
| − | 1 year 45 weeks | + | 1 year 45 weeks |
| − | 11.25 months | + | 11.25 months |
Constants: | Constants: | ||
| − | Jump Duration: 1 week (168 hours +/- 10% variance) | + | Jump Duration: 1 week (168 hours +/- 10% variance) |
| − | Jump Velocity: 170.0c (+/- 20.0c variance) | + | Jump Velocity: 170.0c (+/- 20.0c variance) |
| − | Month (Time): 4 weeks (28 days by Imperial calendar) | + | Month (Time): 4 weeks (28 days by Imperial calendar) |
| − | Assumptions: (Top efficiency, near-instantaneous refueling, no crew fatigue, etc.) | + | Assumptions: (Top efficiency, near-instantaneous refueling, no crew fatigue, etc.) |
| − | Sector (Area): (size of a sector in 2D parsecs x & y coordinates) | + | Sector (Area): (size of a sector in 2D parsecs x & y coordinates) |
| − | Galaxy (Area): Milky Way Galaxy (estimated 55 kiloparsecs in diameter) (…over 1,000 years at J-1) | + | Galaxy (Area): Milky Way Galaxy (estimated 55 kiloparsecs in diameter) (…over 1,000 years at J-1) |
== Notes (2016) == | == Notes (2016) == | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 23 November 2018
Notes (2017)
- EXTERNAL LINK: Just how much work does the J-drive do?
- EXTERNAL LINK: Can they make multiple jumps by siphoning fuel from their "cargo" tankage?
- EXTERNAL LINK: A-rating-plant
- EXTERNAL LINK: 'Fastest Spaceships in the Universe' Infographic Compares Real and Fictional Spacecrafts
- EXTERNAL LINK: For comparison, a Jump-1 starship can manage 170C through hyperspace...
- EXTERNAL LINK: Given that time in Jump is always stated as 168hrs + or - 10%, in YTU do you allow synchronised jumping of multiple starships, or do they arrive in dribs and drabs within the +-10%?
- - Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 22:45, 28 April 2017 (EDT)
Smelchak Notes (2017)
Jump Drive Travel Times
Jump Drive (FTL) Estimated Travel Times Distance: Jump-1 Jump-2 Jump-3 Jump-4 Jump-5 Jump-6 54 parsecs (1 sector) 54 weeks 1 year 27 weeks ½ year 18 weeks 4.5 months 14 weeks 3.5 months 11 weeks 2.75 months 9 weeks 2.25 months 108 parsecs (2 sectors) 108 weeks 2 years 54 weeks 1 year 36 weeks 9 months 27 weeks 6.75 months 22 weeks 5.5 months 18 weeks 4.5 months 162 parsecs (3 sectors) 162 weeks 3 years 81 weeks 1.5 years 54 weeks 1 year 41 weeks 10.25 months 33 weeks 8.25 months 27 weeks 6.75 months 216 parsecs (4 sectors) 216 weeks 4 years 108 weeks 2 years 72 weeks 1.5 years 62 weeks 15.5 months 44 weeks 11 months 36 weeks 9 months 270 parsecs (5 sectors) 270 weeks 5 years 135 weeks 2.5 years 90 weeks 22.5 months 68 weeks 17 months 54 weeks 1 year 45 weeks 11.25 months
Constants:
Jump Duration: 1 week (168 hours +/- 10% variance) Jump Velocity: 170.0c (+/- 20.0c variance) Month (Time): 4 weeks (28 days by Imperial calendar) Assumptions: (Top efficiency, near-instantaneous refueling, no crew fatigue, etc.) Sector (Area): (size of a sector in 2D parsecs x & y coordinates) Galaxy (Area): Milky Way Galaxy (estimated 55 kiloparsecs in diameter) (…over 1,000 years at J-1)
Notes (2016)
- External Link: Jump astrogation question
- External Link: CANON PROBLEM 1: Jump Torpedoes
- External Link: How long does it take to calculate a jump, please?
- Alderson drive! TNE called it a keyhole drive.
- - Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 18:51, 18 December 2016 (EST)
Must it be Lanthanum? (2016)
I heard of Vargr jump drives using Barium instead of Lanthanum. Is there a canon evidence of this? What are the differences, in functionem & in the rules?
- No idea. Can ask around.
- - Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 00:55, 6 August 2016 (EDT)
- Hey, where did you hear that?
- - Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 18:02, 6 August 2016 (EDT)
- I believe it is in DGP:Starship Operators Manual - a comment made by the "Old Timer" in a textbox.
- --WHULorigan (talk) 14:56, 8 August 2016 (EDT)
Jump Drive Phenomena (2016)
How about some weird conjectures about the nature, color and solitude of jumpspace? Ghost ships, Winkles, ghost fleet, Lanth Abyss, relation if any to psionics, etc.
- The Pakkrat (talk) 21:03, 5 August 2016 (EDT)
- It's all unknown. Agent talks about some of it.
- - Maksim-Smelchak (talk) 00:55, 6 August 2016 (EDT)
Droptanks? (2010)
Should some mention be made of droptanks, as a possibility (I suspect a GM may or may not allow them, or may allow them for part but not all of the fuel...)?
- Allens 07:09, March 12, 2010 (UTC)