Memo to:  Development Team, TPE.
      CC:  Design Evaluation Team, p.b.i

Notably superior to even the Mangala 512, this theoretical design layout
of the CaSyl series scanners boasts the following features:
- High-tech, futuristic hologram display
- High-resolution display (scanner dependant)
- Logarithmic distance scale, up to 100,000 km (scanner dependant)
- Variable marker size relevant to object type (DetScan dependant)
- Greater colour categorisation of object type (DetScan dependant)
- Plane of Ecliptic reference guide (scanner dependant)
- Unobtrusive stalks reduce visual clutter
- Lead vector indicator of targetted object (scanner dependant)
- Weapons targetting guide

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I'm jumping in a bit late, but wanted to say this looks pretty cool!

Now you just have to put it in air above a holo projector ...

How did you do it if you don't mind?

        == John ==

"Tim Cook" <z99### [at] bellsouthnet> wrote in message
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> Memo to:  Development Team, TPE.
>       CC:  Design Evaluation Team, p.b.i
>
> Notably superior to even the Mangala 512, this theoretical design layout
> of the CaSyl series scanners boasts the following features:
> - High-tech, futuristic hologram display

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John D. Gwinner wrote:
> How did you do it if you don't mind?

Nested spheres with color-mapped spherical density patterns.

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Tim Cook
http://home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-empyrean

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