Aren't we suppose to pickup the CG FSD at the carrier?

Gully Foyle

Gully Foyle
Zoltor said:
Awesome thanks. Woot woot, just when you think the Phantom can't get better :) It's such a fun ship to fly, and this will help me justify using it even more.
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Good choice. I love mine as well. I like all 3 Alliance ships for different things.
The Krait gets all the attention however for good reason
 

Xious

Xious
I got mine... transferring now...

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DogsBody

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torloisk said:
Today is the 21st and still no sign of the FSD module for the AX combat CG ...
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Sorry, you combat jocks are not getting a super-duper FSD, they gave your allocated drives to the extra 50% of traders who took part, as they thought they'd be more useful to a trader, being as how they need to travel, where as fighter pilots just head to the nearest rez. 😂😆
 

Northpin

Northpin
ManlyVIK said:
Um why do you have engineered E rated shield boosters?
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Because they're more efficient than A-rated ones. Especially when it comes about weight and power consumption per % bonus as it is for heavy duty with super cap engineering
An A rated Shield booster has a bonus to shields of 73.9%, but it weights 14 tons and it consumes 1.5MW
An E rated Shield booster has a bonus to shields of 50.7%, but it weights 2 tons and it consumes 0.25MW

Sometimes Less IS actually more 😇
 

ManlyVIK

ManlyVIK
Northpin said:
Because they're more efficient than A-rated ones. Especially when it comes about weight and power consumption per % bonus as it is for heavy duty with super cap engineering
An A rated Shield booster has a bonus to shields of 73.9%, but it weights 14 tons and it consumes 1.5MW
An E rated Shield booster has a bonus to shields of 50.7%, but it weights 2 tons and it consumes 0.25MW

Sometimes Less IS actually more 😇
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Interesting, good info. What about D grade? Wouldn't that be lighter than E if weight is a concern?
 

Northpin

Northpin
ManlyVIK said:
Interesting, good info. What about D grade? Wouldn't that be lighter than E if weight is a concern?
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Nope.
Shield boosters, like other utilities, do not follow the same rules as the main outfitting does.
Generally they scale up more or less linearly, without the rule of D being lightest and B heaviest - E-rated Shield Boosters weight 0.5t , D-rated 1 tone, C-rated 2 tons, B-rated 3 tons, A rated 3.5 tons.
 
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