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| Who are the Peeps buying their technology from? | Oct 2002 |
| The origin of <em>Bolthole</em> | Oct 2002 |
| How powerful are superdreadnoughts? | Oct 2002 |
| Impeller rooms | Oct 2002 |
| <em>Reliant</em>-class battlecruiser ship layout | Oct 2002 |
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Effective speed by hyper band
- Series: Honorverse
- Date: June 03, 2009
| Effective Times C
| ||||
| Band | Translation Bleed-Off | Velocity Multiplier | Warship | Merchantman |
| Alpha | 92% | 62 | 37.2 | 31.0 |
| Beta | 85% | 767 | 460.2 | 383.5 |
| Gamma | 78% | 1473 | 883.8 | 736.5 |
| Delta | 72% | 2178 | 1306.8 | 1089.0 |
| Epsilon | 66% | 2884 | 1730.4 | 1442.0 * |
| Zeta | 61% | 3589 | 2153.4 | 1794.5 * |
| Eta | 56% | 4294 | 2576.4 | 2147.0 * |
| Theta | 52% | 5000 | 3000.0 | 2500.0 * |
| Iota | 48% | 6000 | Currently unattainable
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| * Merchantmen do not normally use these bands. This represents the maximum theoretical speed for them if they did. Q-ships and merchant cruisers with reworked drives and compensators sometimes can reach these bands. | ||||
