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Oh I had no idea there was a station that close! Thanks for the info. Forgive my ignorance, but how do I check 'Ship's Log' of a station or a system?Only 3.66 ly away from Sagittarius A * is the system Stuemeae FG-Y d7561, where Explorer's Anchorage is located.
You could check the ships log there for an idea since that station was built and they will all have gone there for a cup of really hot tea.
Explorer's Anchorage
Explorer's Anchorage is an Ocellus Starport located in the Stuemeae FG-Y d7561 system, near Sagittarius A*. It was constructed by the Distant Worlds II expedition and began operation on February 21, 3305. It is the most distant station from Sol, as well as the closest station to both Sagittarius...
Woah!! I did not know about this.
I am on quest to find out the most neglected ship and very unlikely ship for exploration then take that to go see the stars.
) lots and lots money. I just want a simple living and tinker my ships to see what is possible.I'm pretty sure every kind of ship type was at SgrA* already except the PantherClipper maybe
I am on quest to find out the most neglected ship and very unlikely ship for exploration then take that to go see the stars.
May be it's a futile attempt, but hey it can be a worthwhile challenge. This will be a minimum of 250,000 Ly journey.
Currently in the top of the list is Hauler as it is the smallest ship of all. I was surprised that it was even smaller than a sidewinder.
I rented a T7 few weeks ago because needed to haul some large cargo. Got a chance to try it out then. I like the way it looks but it is too large for my taste. Also I noticed it gets hot way too fast during scoop. If it was a medium class, it probably would have been permanent truck for me. View of course is soo suitable for exploration.I can recommend an 18Ly T7 for exploration
I just realised that I'm a long-time Courier pilot - probably did half of my exploration in one. (I'm currently at 67k systems total.) The thing with the Courier is that while it can't stay long deep in the scooping zone, it doesn't need to. The 3A fuel scoop maxes its rate out before that, and then there's no reason to go deeper. In my experience, if you're a bit careful, you can easily go without overheating your ship. (That is, not going over 100% heat and starting to take module damage.)
My point was only that some ships can loiter there and others can't, and how you engineer the power plant will make a large difference on that as well. I am on quest to find out the most neglected ship and very unlikely ship for exploration then take that to go see the stars.
May be it's a futile attempt, but hey it can be a worthwhile challenge. This will be a minimum of 250,000 Ly journey.
Currently in the top of the list is Hauler as it is the smallest ship of all. I was surprised that it was even smaller than a sidewinder.
Sure I can take a large ship with all Toys and a king size bed, but I am in ED to do the stuff of imagination.
Seriously though, I just want to try the challenge without dieing of course. I am not into big ships at all and do not plan to upgrade to somewhat end game ships. If that was the case my goal would have been focused on making (grinding
That's normal, yes. Usually 400-800 depending on the day of the week.
Even the FDL or Mamba can be pretty good nowadays - https://s.orbis.zone/69zr gives you a 40 LY range, superb fuel scooping rate, excellent canopy views, and SRV.EDIT: The Viper Mk3 and the Mamba / Fer-de-Lance are also suitably lackluster explorers.
Most neglected will probably be the Asp Scout
If you're looking for a small explorer, try the Eagle. It doesn't quite have the range of a Hauler, but you can get the jump range to 40+ and it's a much better cockpit view. Here's my build which went to Beagle Point https://s.orbis.zone/69-q
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