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The Delta Flyer is armed with two "photonic" missiles, twin [[pulse phaser]]s, and at least thre standard [[phaser]] emitters. The ship also has "parametallic hull plating" and "unimatrix shielding". Most of the ship's weapon systems were designed and built by Tom Paris, with some help from Seven of Nine. | The Delta Flyer is armed with two "photonic" missiles, twin [[pulse phaser]]s, and at least thre standard [[phaser]] emitters. The ship also has "parametallic hull plating" and "unimatrix shielding". Most of the ship's weapon systems were designed and built by Tom Paris, with some help from Seven of Nine. | ||
Tom designed the controls to use manual steering devices inspired by his [[holodeck]] simulation of Captain Proton. While others of the crew complained about the control system, Paris preferred the feel of those controls. | Tom designed the controls to use manual steering devices inspired by his [[holodeck]] simulation of Captain Proton. While others of the crew complained about the control system, Paris preferred the feel of those controls. To appease other pilots, the second version of the ship was fitted with the standard [[Starfleet]] controls. | ||
The ship performs extremely well in combat. | The ship performs extremely well in combat. | ||
Revision as of 17:36, 11 September 2012
History
The Delta Flyer is a large combat Shuttlecraft built from scratch by Tom Paris while the USS Voyager was stranded in the distant Delta Quadrant. He built the ship with the help of Ensign Kim and Seven of Nine, using parts available in the ship's shuttlebay and from its replicators. Two versions of this vessel were constructed, the second after the first was destroyed.
Capabilities
The Delta Flyer is armed with two "photonic" missiles, twin pulse phasers, and at least thre standard phaser emitters. The ship also has "parametallic hull plating" and "unimatrix shielding". Most of the ship's weapon systems were designed and built by Tom Paris, with some help from Seven of Nine.
Tom designed the controls to use manual steering devices inspired by his holodeck simulation of Captain Proton. While others of the crew complained about the control system, Paris preferred the feel of those controls. To appease other pilots, the second version of the ship was fitted with the standard Starfleet controls.
The ship performs extremely well in combat.