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            <title>Relative Dimensional Stablizers</title>
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               <caption>A TARDIS without its Relative Dimensional Stabilisers</caption>
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                  <tv>The primary and secondary Relative Dimensional Stabilizers (RDS)</tv>
                  <extended>are found in their respective Control Rooms.</extended>
                  <tv>They are responsible for creating the size,</tv>
                  <extended>shape and form of a TARDIS's interior.</extended>
                  <reference>The sphere of the Core Service Module is surrounded by a grid of matter control projectors which the Dimensional Stabilizers use to maintain the Module.</reference>
                  <tv>Because they allow the operator to cross three dimensional barriers a TARDIS can not travel the vortex without them.</tv>
                  <extended>The stabilizers are also an essential part of the Temporal Grace Field. Monitoring and controlling the RDS takes up more of the Artron Mainframe's processing power than any other function.</extended>
                  <tv>Vintage Mark I consoles have very primitive Stabilizers in comparison to later models.</tv>
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                  <tv>The Relative Dimensional Stablizers cycle continuously when a TARDIS is in flight and can sometimes be faintly heard in the Control Room. The sound is clearly audible on the exterior when a TARDIS materializes or dematerializes.</tv>
                  <extended>This sound is slightly different for different types of TARDIS.</extended>
                  <unofficial>If</unofficial>
                  <tv>the TARDIS is badly in need of an overhaul the Dimensional Stabilizers will sound different almost every time there is materialization.</tv>
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                  <extended>Dimensional Stabilizers</extended>
                  <unofficial>have</unofficial>
                  <unofficial>Probability Compensators</unofficial>
                  <tv>that can be used to fix some kinds of space-time anomalies.</tv>
                  <unofficial>They</unofficial>
                  <tv>can seal cracks in Time that lead to Parallel Universes,</tv>
                  <extended>repair damage to the time lines, and act as temporal decrystallizers.</extended>
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                  <tv>In an emergency</tv>
                  <unofficial>(and using codes available only to the Lord President)</unofficial>
                  <tv>the Stabilizer can be used to control Gallifrey's defense barriers. With a few simple modifications the stabilizers can alter the size of people or objects.</tv>
                  <unofficial>This is same basic technique</unofficial>
                  <reference>used by the Master's Tissue Compression Eliminator.</reference>
                  <tv>Like many pieces of Time Lord technology, the stabilizers will interface with alien technology automatically.</tv>
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                  <tv>Removal of the Stabilizers' Dimensional Control shrinks the interior micro-universe (all the rooms within it) down to the size of doll house (see illustration). Dimensional Stabilizers can suffer failures of synaptic adhesion or their chronostat can fail. If a TARDIS dematerializes without the Stabilizers being fully active, then the internal gravity will go into a "spin."</tv>
                  <extended>If the Stabilizers are completely disabled, then the life support systems become inoperative.</extended>
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                  <tv>In an emergency the Gravitic Anomaliser can be used as a dimensional stabilizer if the main stabilizer is fused.</tv>
                  <extended>A primitive Relative Dimensional Stabiliser can also be constructed out of the drive circuits of a ship equipped with a warp drive using the following procedures:</extended>
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