Holorecorders recorded three-dimensional images or videos. The holorecorder could be connected to a personal holoprojector for additional storage, holding up to 200 hours worth of images in its internal memory. Most units came equipped with memory expanding recording rod input slots. Holorecorders weighed about 1 kilogram and from 32 BBY to 8 ABY were available for 3,000 credits. Voren Na'al captured much of the proceedings of the Battle of Hoth from the Rebellion's icy defensive trenches with a holorecorder.^[1]

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Contents 1 Appearances 2 See also 3 Sources 4 Notes and references 4.1 In other languages

AppearancesEdit

• Knight Errant
• Jedi Apprentice: The Day of Reckoning
• "The Resistance Within"
• Jedi Quest: The Final Showdown
• Yoda: Dark Rendezvous
• "Outward Bound" (Mentioned only)
• "Force Contention"
• "Jurisdiction"
• Galaxy of Fear: City of the Dead
•  Scoundrel's Luck (First appearance)
• "Stranded"—Star Wars Adventure Journal 1
• Rebel Force: Hostage
• X-wing: Wraith Squadron

See alsoEdit

• Holobook
• Holocam
• Holocron
• Holoprojector
• Holovid

SourcesEdit

• The Movie Trilogy Sourcebook
• Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back, Second Edition
• Heroes & Rogues
• Stock Ships
• Star Wars Roleplaying Game Revised Core Rulebook
• Geonosis and the Outer Rim Worlds
• Threats of the Galaxy
• Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide
• The Force Unleashed Campaign Guide
• The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
• Scavenger's Guide to Droids

Notes and referencesEdit