What do you do when your bi-weave shields drain your sys capacitor completely?

I really like the bi-weave shields, but I can't stand the fact that they drain your SYS capacitor extremely fast, meaning you can't deploy chaff, heatsinks or worst, the shutdown field neutralizer when fighting Thargoids. What the hell? What should you do in this situation? Disable shields completely? Full power to systems doesn't seem to work since the bi-weaves seem to pull more power than the capacitor can regenerate. Do you use bi-weaves?
 
As a general rule of thumb, charge enhanced / super conduit distributor can keep up with a fast charge biweave of a size class below it. If your shield is the same size or bigger than your distributor, then you're better off with something like lo-draw as a shield experimental.
It's one of the reasons the krait mk2 is one of the best ships for learning AX combat, that massive distro is extremely forgiving.
 
I really like the bi-weave shields, but I can't stand the fact that they drain your SYS capacitor extremely fast, meaning you can't deploy chaff, heatsinks or worst, the shutdown field neutralizer when fighting Thargoids. What the hell? What should you do in this situation? Disable shields completely? Full power to systems doesn't seem to work since the bi-weaves seem to pull more power than the capacitor can regenerate. Do you use bi-weaves?
I like engineering my PD for efficient exactly for this reason. All my fixed beams are efficient as well.
Nothing ever drains, even with large PAs on the Krait 2

I think you can efficient the Biweave Shield too.
 
As a general rule of thumb, charge enhanced / super conduit distributor can keep up with a fast charge biweave of a size class below it. If your shield is the same size or bigger than your distributor, then you're better off with something like lo-draw as a shield experimental.
It's one of the reasons the krait mk2 is one of the best ships for learning AX combat, that massive distro is extremely forgiving

Exactly this. Also put more pips to systems.
 
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