Non-Mass Hyperwave Transceiver
The non-mass hyperwave transceiver carries communications and detection signals through hyperspatial S-threads.
General Information
| Model | S-thread transceiver |
|---|---|
| Category | Miscellaneous Technology |
| Classification | Strategic Network |
| Status | Active |
| Introduced | 1000 BIA |
| Manufacturers | Imperial Department of Military Research (IDMR) — Manufacturer |
| Operators | Imperial Communications Authority (ICA) — Primary |
Specifications
Additional
System Type
Hyperspatial signal transceiver
Dimensions
2.5 m stationary node; 4 m mobile navigation-equipped node
Power Source
Long-life power cell; mobile model includes compact drive supply
Operation
Routes hyperwave traffic and detects cross-channel hyperspace disturbances
Construction
Radiation-shielded transceiver core with modular relay, drive, and navigation housings
Systems and Components
S-thread emitter; routing computer; encryption; mobile hyperdrive and navicomputer as fitted
Limitations
Requires coordinated S-thread routing and authorized relay access
Primary Role
HoloNet relay, hyperspace detection, and secure strategic communications
Description
Stationary nodes sustain permanent routes, while mobile units combine compact hyperdrives and navigation computers to reposition unpredictably. Linked arrays support the HoloNet, protected communications, tracking beacons, and hyperspace-security networks.
Origin: Legends
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