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'''Recording Rod'''<br />'''Type:''' Data storage device<br />'''Cost:''' 25-30 (audio recorder), 50 (video recorder), (holo-recorder) <br />'''Availability:''' 1<br />'''Range:''' 15 meters<br />'''Game Notes:''' Can store up to 100 standard hours worth of audio data, 10 hours of video data, or 1 hour of holo-video data. <br /> '''Source:''' Rulebook (page 227), Revised-Expanded-Updated (page 338-339) <br /> | '''Recording Rod'''<br />'''Type:''' Data storage device<br />'''Cost:''' 25-30 (audio recorder), 50 (video recorder), 100 (holo-recorder) <br />'''Availability:''' 1<br />'''Range:''' 15 meters<br />'''Game Notes:''' Can store up to 100 standard hours worth of audio data, 10 hours of video data, or 1 hour of holo-video data. <br /> '''Source:''' Rulebook (page 227), Revised-Expanded-Updated (page 338-339) <br /> '''Description:''' Recording rods are small, cylindrical data storage devices. Generally, recording rods are 30 centimeters long. These devices are re-usable, though recording over existing data deletes the older information in favor of the new. Recording rods — like most items commercially available in the galaxy — come in a variety of types. Lower-priced models allow audio recording only, while others can store audio, visual and holographic information. <br /> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:05, 4 August 2019
Recording Rod
Type: Data storage device
Cost: 25-30 (audio recorder), 50 (video recorder), 100 (holo-recorder)
Availability: 1
Range: 15 meters
Game Notes: Can store up to 100 standard hours worth of audio data, 10 hours of video data, or 1 hour of holo-video data.
Source: Rulebook (page 227), Revised-Expanded-Updated (page 338-339)
Description: Recording rods are small, cylindrical data storage devices. Generally, recording rods are 30 centimeters long. These devices are re-usable, though recording over existing data deletes the older information in favor of the new. Recording rods — like most items commercially available in the galaxy — come in a variety of types. Lower-priced models allow audio recording only, while others can store audio, visual and holographic information.