Star Trek Technical Manuals

[SciFiFan]

Over the years there have been several Star Trek Manuals published. Starting with the Franz Joseph Star Fleet Technical Manual. I used to own that particular manual. So my question is, Does anyone own any of these manuals? I would love to get reference materials for future projects.

 

[Adm_Z]

I have the tos book.

 

[Starfox1701]

Link removed Hellkite

look under the bluprints tab.

 

[StarBlade]

I have all of them-- TOS, TNG, DS9, even the VOY version.

And I could tell you where to find even more stuff if I were allowed to link to an outside site.

 

[CrazyFrog1903]

I have all of them-- TOS, TNG, DS9, even the VOY version.

And I could tell you where to find even more stuff if I were allowed to link to an outside site.

You can always request to post it. Just send the request to one of the admins.

 

[Atlantis]

I've got a few here. The Franz Joseph one (TOS), the Jackill one (TMP), Starfleet Dynamics (TMP), Ships of the Star Fleet 1 and 2 (TMP), Scotty's Guide to the Enterprise (TMP), TNG Tech Manual, DS9 Tech Manual... I forget.

 

[Jetfreak]

There's some good stuff over at the Cygnus website and Brad Torgersen's site is a good source of FASA material. I'd post the links if allowed.

 

[EAS_Intrepid]

I have the TNG technical manual. So if you need anything scanned I can do that for you.

Unfortunately it is German. The translation is quite wierd... they translated even Trek stuff, like PADD. In German that would be "PZAG" - "Persönliches Zugriffs- und Anzeigegerät".

 

[Tain_Enabran]

I have ships of the Star Fleet volume 1 cruisers & frigates, volume 2 Akyazi Arbiter Akula perimeter action ships. I also have on my hard disk some other Mastercom Data Center PDF you can find there :

Welcome to the STARFLEET Advanced Starship Design Bureau

I don't forget 'History of the Vessel Enterprise' and 'Starship Spotter'.

Other Fanon ships can be found on the web like in the 'Starfleet Museum' or 'EAS Fleet Yard' or the 'Starship Schematic Database' or even more the 'Journal of Applied Treknology'.

The Starfleet Museum - A Report by Masao Okazaki
Ex Astris Scientia - EAS Fleet Yards
http://www.shipschematics.net/startrek/
Journal of Applied Treknology - Index

 

[Majestic]

I have ships of the Star Fleet volume 1 cruisers & frigates, volume 2 Akyazi Arbiter Akula perimeter action ships. I also have on my hard disk some other Mastercom Data Center PDF you can find there :

Welcome to the STARFLEET Advanced Starship Design Bureau

I don't forget 'History of the Vessel Enterprise' and 'Starship Spotter'.

Other Fanon ships can be found on the web like in the 'Starfleet Museum' or 'EAS Fleet Yard' or the 'Starship Schematic Database' or even more the 'Journal of Applied Treknology'.

The Starfleet Museum - A Report by Masao Okazaki
Ex Astris Scientia - EAS Fleet Yards
http://www.shipschematics.net/startrek/
Journal of Applied Treknology - Index

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[Tain_Enabran]

Yes, I did not pay attention. Perhaps because I supposed these links as clear enough as they're very popular.

 

[SciFiFan]

Thank you all for the responses and reference links. I guess what I am really looking for is that in the Franz Joseph Starfleet Technical Manual, He listed the names and registries of all his ships. I did not know if any subsequent manuals did the same. I am also wanting "official" (term used loosely) star charts. Everything I googled is inconsistent at best and I am uncertain which is from any manual and what is fan made.

 

[Starfox1701]

This book; Star Trek Star Charts: The Complete Atlas of Star Trek is the closest thing to cannon charts out

 

[StarBlade]

Franz Joseph's lengthy lists of ship names have never been duplicated in any other tech manual that I know of; even then, the listed ships and their respective names are not technically canon, although a few drawings and sketches from that manual found their way onscreen in the first two films.

 

[Tain_Enabran]

I know we see the Hermes and the Ptolemy schematics in STII:TWOK just behind Admiral Kirk's shoulder at the background bridge. That make these ships canon.
Sometimes we can get information about names and registries on the web. Some are PDF format files. Once I saw a very long list : it was called Galactopedia if I remember correctly.

 

[Tain_Enabran]

I know we see the Hermes and the Ptolemy schematics in STII:TWOK just behind Admiral Kirk's shoulder at the background bridge. That make these ships canon.
Sometimes we can get information about names and registries on the web. Some are PDF format files. Once I saw a very long list : it was called Galactopedia if I remember correctly.

 

[Atlantis]

Tain, you didn't need to correct him, he said the same thing: the designs are canon, but the class names aren't.

To be fair, aside from the canon ones, is there any point in registries lists? It's just a name with a number; you may's well make them up yourself.

 

[SciFiFan]

Tain, you didn't need to correct him, he said the same thing: the designs are canon, but the class names aren't.

To be fair, aside from the canon ones, is there any point in registries lists? It's just a name with a number; you may's well make them up yourself.

That is true but, I am doing a personal mod and I'd like all of Joseph's names....kind of a tribute to his work in the Star Trek universe.

 

[Tain_Enabran]

You seem sarcastic Atlantis. I'm not a green blooded man, Bones!
So I have parts from different lists which includes some Franz Joseph's registries. But if I send to you these .txt I must admit there are some additional ships from other references sometimes sharing one registry for two or three different names. Some ships have registries not following the former numbers. These are to reject.