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An energy crisis on the starship {{USS|Voyager}} meant that use of the [[replicator]] systems was limited. The crew were issued with '''replicator rations''' to allow them at least some home comforts. They would typically use them for items which could not be made/grown/approximated on board or procured elsewhere. |
An energy crisis on the starship {{USS|Voyager}} meant that use of the [[replicator]] systems was limited. The crew were issued with '''replicator rations''' to allow them at least some home comforts. They would typically use them for items which could not be made/grown/approximated on board or procured elsewhere. |
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| − | Replicator rations were sometimes used as currency. [[Lieutenant junior grade|Lieutenant]] [[Tom Paris]] set up a gambling pool among the crew attending Chez Sandrine's. |
+ | Replicator rations were sometimes used as currency. [[Lieutenant junior grade|Lieutenant]] [[Tom Paris]] set up a gambling pool among the crew attending [[Chez Sandrine|Chez Sandrine's]]. |
Rations were often used for that addictive beverage: [[coffee]]. Toward the beginning of the rationing, [[Neelix]] encouraged [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] to set a good example for the crew by not using her rations for coffee. Paris at one point considered using his remaining replicator rations to enjoy a [[raktajino]]. ({{VOY|The Cloud|Meld}}) |
Rations were often used for that addictive beverage: [[coffee]]. Toward the beginning of the rationing, [[Neelix]] encouraged [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] to set a good example for the crew by not using her rations for coffee. Paris at one point considered using his remaining replicator rations to enjoy a [[raktajino]]. ({{VOY|The Cloud|Meld}}) |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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* [[Ration card]] |
* [[Ration card]] |
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[[Category:Economics]] |
[[Category:Economics]] |
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Revision as of 05:25, 28 August 2010
An energy crisis on the starship USS Voyager meant that use of the replicator systems was limited. The crew were issued with replicator rations to allow them at least some home comforts. They would typically use them for items which could not be made/grown/approximated on board or procured elsewhere.
Replicator rations were sometimes used as currency. Lieutenant Tom Paris set up a gambling pool among the crew attending Chez Sandrine's.
Rations were often used for that addictive beverage: coffee. Toward the beginning of the rationing, Neelix encouraged Captain Kathryn Janeway to set a good example for the crew by not using her rations for coffee. Paris at one point considered using his remaining replicator rations to enjoy a raktajino. (VOY: "The Cloud", "Meld")