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A data chip was implanted in the [[Eleventh Doctor]] to monitor his movements on [[Sunlight 349]] following an investigation into the deaths of [[Terrin Blakely|Terrin]] and [[Alyst Blakely]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dalek Generation (novel)|The Dalek Generation]]'') | A data chip was implanted in the [[Eleventh Doctor]] to monitor his movements on [[Sunlight 349]] following an investigation into the deaths of [[Terrin Blakely|Terrin]] and [[Alyst Blakely]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dalek Generation (novel)|The Dalek Generation]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 07:49, 26 February 2019
Data chips were used for flight recording. Data chips for this purpose were developed during the Dark Times. They functioned like black boxes, allowing people to trace the ships. This required advanced technology, since the chips were older than most species.
The spacecraft the Infinite had four data chips. Each was a small disk with an infinity symbol on it. Each would allow the owner to find the next data chip. When they had all four, they could find the Infinite. After the Infinite was destroyed, its chips were scattered around the universe. Eventually, Baltazar, Capitan Kaliko, Meregrass and Gurney were each able to obtain a data chip by their time at Volag-Noc. Using the Tenth Doctor to track them, Baltazar killed the other three and took their data chips. (TV: The Infinite Quest)
A data chip was implanted in the Eleventh Doctor to monitor his movements on Sunlight 349 following an investigation into the deaths of Terrin and Alyst Blakely. (PROSE: The Dalek Generation)
