Curacs teleporter vs asgard beaming

[_Famrir_]

so what do u think is cooler/more advance the teleporter in tracker or the asgard beaming technology?

i personally think the new teleporter is cool and slightly more advance in the personal way since it can be put on the arm and soesnt use tags (human tech)

[Hermiiod]

Yeah, I agree that Curac's teleporter was much more savvy. I wonder if any Wraith ever survived one of Curac's attacks and were able to inform the hives of Curac's awesome teleporter. Or did he never leave any survivors?

[naamiaiset]

Curac? His name is Kiryk. I agree the teleporter could be more convenient than beaming in some instances, but not all.

[Falcon 304]

It's totally different technology. Okay, yeah, it transports you, but that's where it ends. I think it's obvious that it somehow taps into one's nervous system for the electrical signals from the brain. *insert technobable* Then you're at where you want to be. I don't remember if it was said during the episode, but it also probably doesn't work over long distances. So if you're ship is about to blow up, you're not getting any farther than the 302 bay.

[Hermiiod]

Yeah it said so in the episode.

[ManiacMike]

I think the teleporters aren't really teleporters.

I think they temporarily freeze time in a small area and he just moves to the other side and it looks like hes transported. Would explain why it needs to charge.

[jenks]

Freeze time? Seems a bit of a stretch to me...

[Moao]

I think the teleporters aren't really teleporters.

I think they temporarily freeze time in a small area and he just moves to the other side and it looks like hes transported. Would explain why it needs to charge.

Uh if that was true why was keller surprised when she was transported with him up the cliff.

[beire]

I think the teleporters aren't really teleporters.

I think they temporarily freeze time in a small area and he just moves to the other side and it looks like hes transported. Would explain why it needs to charge.

It was a teleporting device because otherwise there would have been tracks and now there are not

[Buba uognarf]

Its better than Asgard beaming in the sense thats its portable. However it is limited by distance and power which is understandable.

[Brain_Child]

I thought that the teleporter was remarkably similar to another device in SG1. I dont remember its name but it was also worn around the wrist, you tap a crystal near its centre and it makes you invisible.

there was even an episode in SG1 about the device being stolen and they had to recover it.

Anyone remember it?

And I also dont think the teleporter is instantaneous. There seemed to be a lag of 1 or 2 seconds before reappearing which you can see when Kuryk disappears and a wraith looks around before he reappears.

[jelgate]

Your thinking about the Sodan cloak and while thei appearence is the same, their function is completly different. The Sodan cloak take you out phase and you can walk in another dimension for a infinite amount of time. Kir'yak's transporter will teleport you and it has time limit

[Buba uognarf]

The fact its not instantaneous is strange. Either it has a mental component which is activated when you press the button or it works in some other way like how ManiacMike described. That explains the lag.

[mr_kennedy]

It's totally different technology. Okay, yeah, it transports you, but that's where it ends. I think it's obvious that it somehow taps into one's nervous system for the electrical signals from the brain. *insert technobable* Then you're at where you want to be. I don't remember if it was said during the episode, but it also probably doesn't work over long distances. So if you're ship is about to blow up, you're not getting any farther than the 302 bay.

not that theres anything wrong with that...... you would need to get to the 302 bay anyway

ship blowing up, transporter wont always work

[kymeric]

[QUOTE=Brain_Child;8963267]I thought that the teleporter was remarkably similar to another device in SG1. I dont remember its name but it was also worn around the wrist, you tap a crystal near its centre and it makes you invisible.

there was even an episode in SG1 about the device being stolen and they had to recover it.

Anyone remember it?

QUOTE]

No there wasnt. There was a device that gave them super speed and strenth, there was a invisible device, and a holographic mimic device but thats not any of these things.