Originally posted by FenRiR FoXz
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Nitpick - in regards to the ATA Gene
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Originally posted by TheReturnOfTheLantian View PostCan anyone remember The Tower? that chamblem guy was using the same scanner and he didnt have the ATA Gene untill carson gave him it. unless he already had but i recon he didnt. i recon if there activated anyone can use them.Originally posted by FenRiR FoXz View PostI always excused that to myself that the protector or a family member with the gene must have activated it... alot or ancient tech once activated can be used by anyone (some tech only limited use) I wouldn't think the L.S.D. is any different...Originally posted by TheReturnOfTheLantian View Postyes i agree. With the Controll Chair you need the ATA gene to activate it because of the brain funcation same with the Sheild which mckay used in season 1 episode 3 and the Puddle jumpers . its like the controll's in the tower you have to activate it but anyone can use them as has been proven.
The scanner Otho had in The Tower WAS NOT a LSD, but one that determined if a person had the ATA gene and how strong it was. The LSD can ONLY be used by someone with the ATA gene as told by Sheppard to Col. Everett in The Siege, Pt. 2!Spoiler:sigpic
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Originally posted by Myles View PostI believe you must have to Ancient gene to activate certain devices like the scanner. Once it's activated it can be used by anyone unless it requires thought control like a control chair or puddle jumper.
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Originally posted by Myles View PostI believe you must have to Ancient gene to activate certain devices like the scanner. Once it's activated it can be used by anyone unless it requires thought control like a control chair or puddle jumper.Originally posted by Mitchell82 View PostExactly.Spoiler:sigpic
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Maybe that particular unit, has a 'memory in' function similar to what we find our calculator. The LSD stores the last initialization by a ATA gene carrier, so if a non-carrier uses it, it'll still work for them. Then, unless certain key buttons are tabbed on unit's little touch screen to disable the the 'memory in' function, the unit will continue to be used by non-carriers. Oh, how I wish they tell us something straight.
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