Aver Brand
Mercicle

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Intent: Expand the portfolio of Nadir.
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Manufacturer: Nadir
Model: NADIR G-SERIES Hyperpocket generator
Affiliation: Closed-Market
Modularity: Size. Shape. Color.
Production: Semi-Unique
Material: NT-1http://starwarsrp.net/topic/112113-nt-1/, Myoflex, Null quantum field generator components
Generates a localized hyperspatial matrix – a “pocket” hyperspace dimension that can be used as a container
The smart system associated with the generator logs the items in the sequence they were stored. They can be recalled en masse or specifically, by adding the appropriate number to the command
Sneaky McSneakyface… over 9000. Anything stored in the hyperspatial matrix is undetectable by eye, sensor, the Force, or any other means. It quite literally exists in another dimension for the duration of the storage.
Total recall: The contents of the hyperspatial storage can be summoned back into existence at a moment’s notice, giving the wearer the advantage of surprise against any opponent.
EMP/Ion hardened: If a single electromagnetic discharge were enough to fry the generator, this would be a pretty awful product. So Nadir made sure that doesn’t happen.
Gamble: If the generator runs out of power or is destroyed, the stored items will be lost. Permanently.
Greedy: A standard power cell only provides enough power to maintain the hyperspatial matrix for appropriately twenty-four hours.
Storage space: This isn’t meant to help you smuggle a starfighter into a dinner party. It’s to give you the unique advantage of being armed utterly discreetly, anywhere, anytime.
Exorbitant: Due to the cost of production, this technology is absurdly expensive. Because of Nadir’s peculiar business model for the G-series, the price is not in credits – rather one of favors and objects of great value.
The idea behind the Hyperpocket generator started in the wee hours of the morning, with the R&D department running high on caf and sleep deprivation. Someone started fiddling around with a hyperwave transciever. Someone else, possibly high and drunk, hooked it up to an experimental power generator.
Six months later, quite sober, they unveiled a new piece of tech.
To illustrate: a rodian, grinning, yanked a rifle out of his belt – where there certainly wasn’t one before – and gunned down a row of holographic targets. He then proceeded to explain (still grinning) that the device they’d designed was the bee’s knees, and possibly the best thing since sliced bread.
You know, if you happen to be a spy or an infiltrator.
Quite literally, the G-series Hyperpocket generator is the definition of “the ultimate concealed carry”. The localized hyperspatial matrix is big enough to easily store a mercenary’s best friends – a rifle, a sidearm, maybe some grenades, a nicely folded armor. Nothing too bulky or overly large will fit, however, and forget about vehicles altogether; any attempts to generate a large enough hyperpocket resulted in an exceedingly unstable hyperspatial matrix, often leading to the malfunction or even outright destruction of the generator.
Any stored items get logged onto a small chip integrated with the generator – these numeric addresses allow the user to recall items individually or together, in whatever order or quantity they please. Where a plain command would summon all the stored items, listing specific numbers would only bring out the specific items. When the command is issued, the chip simply sends a short hyperwave signal to the Null quantum field integrated into the generator, and the item is once more part of the realspace dimension.
Despite their small size (or perhaps because of it), the Hyperpocket generator is egregiously expensive. the At the price they come at, it’s a small thing to shell out some additional credits for a fancy design, and before you know it, your generator is conveniently disguised as a watch, a belt buckle, a datalogger, or some other inconspicuous accessory.