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Revision as of 23:05, 21 May 2009
Chell uses a micro-resonator
A micro-resonator is a tool used by Starfleet engineers to degauss relatively small devices. For larger objects, a magneton scanner could accomplish the same task.
In 2371, as part of a crash course in Starfleet training, Tuvok had Crewman Chell degauss the transporter pad with a micro-resonator to learn "patience". Tuvok estimated it would take approximately 26.3 hours to complete; Torres stated that the magneton scanner would take five minutes. (VOY: "Learning Curve")
- The writers intended using the micro-resonator instead of the magneton scanner for this chore to be the 24th century equivalent of using "a toothbrush to clean a floor."
Further appearances
- "Resistance"
- "Someone to Watch Over Me"
- "Warhead"
- "Alice"
- "Drive"