A thread of 2 messages, 25 March 1992 to 26 March 1992, in the order they were sent.
In the current Traveller PBEM one ship has been able to tell via sensors what a missle turret has targetted, and when the turret goes from standby to ready (a power change of supposedly .03%). It's also my understanding that any ship can detect any ship in system by their powerplant's neutrino emmisions. In my Opinion, this is all for the birds!!! How much fun can it be if you can count the hairs on a rat's *ss across the system??? Jim Baranski
In subject 3892 (Scanning in Space), Jim Baranski writes: > > In the current Traveller PBEM one ship has been able to tell via sensors > what a missle turret has targetted, and when the turret goes from standby > to ready (a power change of supposedly .03%). > > It's also my understanding that any ship can detect any ship in system by > their powerplant's neutrino emmisions. > > In my Opinion, this is all for the birds!!! How much fun can it be if you > can count the hairs on a rat's *ss across the system??? I guess it depends on how much you're physically attracted to the rat. :^) - Mark C.