Have you managed to fit the D4 thrusters, this can help a bit too?
Post your Jump Range
- Thread starter CMDR Reaper
- Start date
- Status
Have you managed to fit the D4 thrusters, this can help a bit too?
Edit, I read how to do it and really don't want to put in the effort.
I'd have 70.23, so if I wanted to I'd be in the 70+ club.
Last edited:
That's cool. The D4s restrict an exploration build anyway so not that practical really. Not if you like to take 2srvs and a slf, just cant get them on with the 4Ds I have.
If you get bored in the future, buy another ship that fits C4 thrusters. Engineer with clean drive engineering to give you a very slight + to optimal mass allowing it to work for slightly heavier ships than the base model so you can then fly the ship back and transfer it into the Conda.
31+ light years range with armored, armed, Gladys The Cobra 3. A rated all around.
Saw mini's utube vid saying he will try to break the record so thought I would give an update. Think I can get a tiny bit more, but now at 72.63ly jump range:
http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Deadstar Omega/screenshot/7040629
Managed a 290.38ly jump from Jackson's Lighthouse:
http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Deadstar Omega/video/34872118
http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Deadstar Omega/screenshot/7040629
Managed a 290.38ly jump from Jackson's Lighthouse:
http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Deadstar Omega/video/34872118
Last edited:
Ship: Diamondback Explorer
CMDR Name: Spider Gilgamesh
Jump Range (Max): 49.65 Ly
Ship Name: Heart of Uruk
Jump Range (Full Tank): 46.26 Ly
1000 Ly Trip Jumps: 23-25
Loadout Link: https://eddp.co/u/9QzqJtB8
CMDR Name: Spider Gilgamesh
Jump Range (Max): 49.65 Ly
Ship Name: Heart of Uruk
Jump Range (Full Tank): 46.26 Ly
1000 Ly Trip Jumps: 23-25
Loadout Link: https://eddp.co/u/9QzqJtB8
Last edited:
70.53 base ranger, good work CMDR o7
The only trick I used was my luck dance. Sorry, but that is all I can offer, but I will do one for you CMDR, good luck.
Also, check you have good outcomes for sensors at g5, this makes has a big impact too o7
I've got no idea, but personally I never speedroll them, I just sit back and watch the bouncing bars. I also stop to enter the results into edshipyard or coriolis if I get a 50%+ roll with a decent mass or a fuel bonus, just on case.
I've got better FSD results than those with several drives on several ships, and I don't think I've made 250 level 5 engineering rolls in total (certainly not just FSD rolls). So maybe the speedroll isn't as good as the bouncing bars. :S
Last edited:
Definitely with the Conda, life support G4 too.
My racing Viper III got a ridiculous -17% secondary mass roll for life support, which turned a very average primary roll into a brilliant result. If I'd got that sort of roll on the big modules that a Conda needs it would have saved several tons and made a big difference to range.
I've managed to get my Asp Explorer up to around 50.2ly/jump. I could squeeze another couple lightyears out of it if I lost the planetary hangar and 32t fuel tank, but I'd rather not do that.
Well I just wanted to see if I can reach to the 70ly+ Club. Well ok then I head back to my ASPX and charge my frameshift drive to get into the unknown blackness... again
Is that even possible?
Start of the thread, there is a list, a few over 70, but takes a lot of work and a chunk of luck too
Not for an AspX. But people have gotten Anacondas to 72+ Ly by stripping everything from them, including the fuel tank. Not a very useful ship but for those who care about the 70+ club it matters, so fair enough. I'm happy with my 64 Ly exploration build that I'm currently running. I could have pushed to 65 Ly but that would have taken weeks and I wanted to go out.
Sorry, reply above ^^^
- Status