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GrahamKennedy wrote:

Captain Seafort wrote:

GrahamKennedy wrote:No, that's Buck Rogers you are thinking of.

You sure? Isn't Buck Rogers the pupet one with the robot, Dr. Venus, and the catchy theme tune?

No, that's Space 1999 you are thinking of, with the blue police box that travels in time.

No, that's Battlestar Galactica. Space 1999 is the one with those FBI agents.

No, no, no! Star Trek! The one with Lorne Greene and Dirk Benedict!

Mikey wrote:No, no, no! Star Trek! The one with Lorne Greene and Dirk Benedict!

Wasn't that Star Wars?

I thought [/i]Star Wars was the film with Leslie Nielsen and Robbie the Robot...

Mikey wrote:I thought Star Wars was the film with Leslie Nielsen and Robbie the Robot...

No, that's that Dune miniseries.

Jordanis wrote:As far as mass goes, if you lose a mine, its mass is still there, just in pieces. And hopefully, you've got even MORE mass in the form of a destroyed ship.

Power is a lot trickier. I have no new ideas there.

What if only certain mines were doing the replicating? Some were set up as larger and more powerful which were mixed in with the mass of simple mines. The cloaks may have only been half assed as everyone and their mother seemed to be able to spot the mines and they didn't really breed all that fast. The larger mines may have just be packed with a butt load of mini cloaks and for each mine that was made it just placed a mini cloak in it. If each mine was the power of a PT and the bigger mines were just the mama's of them then you would have a some what meaningful idea. Plus the mine field maynot have been as powerful as Sisko led on.

Dammit Deep, you know the rules - once a thread has been TR-116'd, it cannot be un-TR-116'd.

Well, I'd say i'm sorry but I'm not.

P.S.
It was an idea that was based on common sense and there for has nothing to do with Trek and there for I did not revive the topic.