Travis North
Apr 9th, 2004, 06:51:01 AM
HyperNet Comm Array
Imperial comm operators have always had problems with spies intercepting secret transmissions. Possibly the best case noted would be that of the Death Star plans. Although Imperial comm systems now a days are far more advanced and secure. The problem of transmissions being hacked and intercepted is still a threat.
With this new design those problems will cease to exist. The satellite is designed to be equiped with a cloaking device to prevent any long range detection and sensor disruptors to make it completely undetectable at all. It’s also painted in a stealth black compound to prevent a visual detection by starfighters. The relay itself works on the principle of a multi-frequency transmission. Which when transferred and pieced together by onboard computers a complete message is the result. If a single fragment is heard on a frequency it sounds like stellar background noise. That senario will less than likely happen for the messages are carried on high band frequencies rarely monitored by spies.
Imperial comm operators have always had problems with spies intercepting secret transmissions. Possibly the best case noted would be that of the Death Star plans. Although Imperial comm systems now a days are far more advanced and secure. The problem of transmissions being hacked and intercepted is still a threat.
With this new design those problems will cease to exist. The satellite is designed to be equiped with a cloaking device to prevent any long range detection and sensor disruptors to make it completely undetectable at all. It’s also painted in a stealth black compound to prevent a visual detection by starfighters. The relay itself works on the principle of a multi-frequency transmission. Which when transferred and pieced together by onboard computers a complete message is the result. If a single fragment is heard on a frequency it sounds like stellar background noise. That senario will less than likely happen for the messages are carried on high band frequencies rarely monitored by spies.