CQ-3.9x holographic image disguiser
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| CQ-3.9x holographic image disguiser | |
|---|---|
| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | |
| Model |
CQ-3.9x |
| Type | |
| Cost |
25,000 credits |
| Physical and technical specifications | |
| Weight |
0,5 kg |
| Usage and history | |
| Purpose |
to disguise an existing object or person |
| Era(s) | |
The CQ-3.9x was a holographic image disguiser produced by Corellidyne Holographics.
It was an advanced holoprojector that was capable of overlaying a stored image on a person or item. It was also known as a holoshroud.
The CQ-3.9x was designed for the entertainment industry and in military simulations. It used a CP-3.3 hologram projector, and incorporated many advancements in hologram technology. However, the CQ-3.9x contained no recording apparatus, and required a CX-3.1 hologram recorder to scan the image of a person or object.
The CQ-3.9x was small and usually worn on a belt. It only had enough memory for one image, and the battery life was only 2 minutes. The image projected had to be at least the same size as the wearer, but was highly detailed and moved with the object or person covered. It was hard for human eyes to detect the hologram, but droids and other electronic eyes could see a flicker that would alert them.
Sources
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- Arms & Equipment Guide
- The Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology
- The Official Star Wars Fact File 17 (CAM1, Camouflage Methods)
- The Force Unleashed Campaign Guide