Motion detection?[]
My memory may be off, but I seem to remember a stone was thrown; no reaction was seen until a flare or something was used. It fired at heat signatures, not movement. JalYt-Xil-Vimescarrot 20:47, 12 May 2008 (UTC)
Few things[]
This has got to be THE hardest Stargate related word to pronounce ever...
Also why is the category "Tok'ra Technology" in the artcile? Although a Tok'ra is using these in Deadman Switch, he is posing as a Goa'uld, therefore i would think that is solely Goa'uld technology because the Tok'ra don't use anything like this. The only weapon that i can think of that the Tok'ra have invented is the Symbiote poison.. They mainly create things which are non-violent such as the Zatark detector and the Memory recall device... --Jenkins08 (talk) (Contribs) 02:51, November 28, 2009 (UTC)
- It could have something to do with the RPG or the DVD Collection mags listed in the article. It could be that the Tok'ra used it in the backstory of the RPG, and the DVD Collection mags have a penchant for getting things wrong, so it could be that they were listed as Tok'ra technology in them. I've always found the name pretty funny, it's weird that there are Goa'uld words for nearly everything, but their main weapon is the "Staff weapon". You'd think there would be an apostrophe in there somewhere. Kal'el T | C - 07:15, November 28, 2009 (UTC)
- I get what your saying with the Mags but still even O'Neill thought it looked like "One of those grenade things" :P.. and haha yeah i bet Chris Judge had to say this 500 times off-screen before getting it right, and its the only time in the whole series the name is mentioned aswell :)
Jenkins08 Chat | Contribs - 01:38, November 29, 2009 (UTC)
- I get what your saying with the Mags but still even O'Neill thought it looked like "One of those grenade things" :P.. and haha yeah i bet Chris Judge had to say this 500 times off-screen before getting it right, and its the only time in the whole series the name is mentioned aswell :)