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[[ | [[file:Dimensional_Stabiliser.png|thumb|Dimensional stabiliser]]The '''dimensional stabiliser''' of a [[TARDIS]] (specifically one of the kind used by [[Mortimus]]) regulated the [[outer plasmic shell]] of the ship in relation to its exterior. By sabotaging Mortimus' dimensional stabliser, the [[First Doctor|First Doctor]] made the inside of Mortimus' TARDIS the same size as the outside which meant that Mortimus could not squeeze in through the [[real world interface|doors]] of his ship. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Time Meddler]]'') | ||
By using the dimensional stabliser of [[the Doctor's TARDIS]], [[Drax]] and the [[Fourth Doctor|Fourth Doctor]] reduced their own size. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Armageddon Factor]]'') | By using the dimensional stabliser of [[the Doctor's TARDIS]], [[Drax]] and the [[Fourth Doctor|Fourth Doctor]] reduced their own size. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Armageddon Factor]]'') | ||
Revision as of 22:11, 3 April 2011
The dimensional stabiliser of a TARDIS (specifically one of the kind used by Mortimus) regulated the outer plasmic shell of the ship in relation to its exterior. By sabotaging Mortimus' dimensional stabliser, the First Doctor made the inside of Mortimus' TARDIS the same size as the outside which meant that Mortimus could not squeeze in through the doors of his ship. (DW: The Time Meddler)
By using the dimensional stabliser of the Doctor's TARDIS, Drax and the Fourth Doctor reduced their own size. (DW: The Armageddon Factor)
The Doctor asked if there was a problem with the dimensional stabiliser, causing turbulence. (DW: Time-Flight)
At least after the Last Great Time War, the dimensional stabiliser was a large device activated by a lever, which helped in flight. (DW: Attack of the Graske)
- On one occasion, space pressure reduced both the interior and the exterior of the Doctor's TARDIS to minute size, without affecting the passengers adversely. The space pressure may have possibily affected the ship's dimensional stabiliser, though the First Doctor did not say whether it had or hadn't. (DW: Planet of Giants)
