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Treaty Recording System<br />Model: Rebel Alliance Treaty Recording System<br />Type: Holorecorder<br />Skill: Holorecorder operation: Rebel Alliance Treaty Recording System<br />Cost: None<br />Availability: Only available to Rebel Alliance diplomatic teams<br />Game Notes: Recorder images are processed through a special set of RTZ security filters, then recorded on a WORM chip so the data cannot be modified. The main image lens on the RecSys holorecorder has a fixed focus and only one focal length (depth of visual field, 1.1 to 3 meters), making it unusable for long-range surveillance.<br />Source: Classic Adventures – Vol. 4 (page 5)
Treaty Recording System<br />Model: Rebel Alliance Treaty Recording System<br />Type: Holorecorder<br />Skill: Holorecorder operation: Rebel Alliance Treaty Recording System<br />Cost: None<br />Availability: Only available to Rebel Alliance diplomatic teams<br />Game Notes: Recorder images are processed through a special set of RTZ security filters, then recorded on a WORM chip so the data cannot be modified. The main image lens on the RecSys holorecorder has a fixed focus and only one focal length (depth of visual field, 1.1 to 3 meters), making it unusable for long-range surveillance.<br />Source: Classic Adventures – Vol. 4 (page 5)<br />
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Latest revision as of 20:59, 4 August 2019

Treaty Recording System
Model: Rebel Alliance Treaty Recording System
Type: Holorecorder
Skill: Holorecorder operation: Rebel Alliance Treaty Recording System
Cost: None
Availability: Only available to Rebel Alliance diplomatic teams
Game Notes: Recorder images are processed through a special set of RTZ security filters, then recorded on a WORM chip so the data cannot be modified. The main image lens on the RecSys holorecorder has a fixed focus and only one focal length (depth of visual field, 1.1 to 3 meters), making it unusable for long-range surveillance.
Source: Classic Adventures – Vol. 4 (page 5)
<==Recorders & Projectors