Flying to the core

Alpha087

Alpha087
It will depend on the route you take, if you stop to scan anything and if you use any neutron star boosts. It took me around 3 days of long play sessions, although I took many detours and stopped to see a lot of different things along the way. My Anaconda's build is also far from perfect. You could definitely cut it down to 2 days, maybe even less.
 

insanephoton

insanephoton
It depends on a lot of factors, but I think the record before engineers was in the region of 8 hours from Sol to Sag A. With something totally optimised for jump range, engineered to the max and using a mix of the neutron highway and large stocks of jumponium it could be a lot less, maybe under 3 hours if everything works out.
 

CMDR Dozer.

C
I'm currently heading to the core in an engineered DBX getting 52 lyr jumps and using as many Nuetron stars as I can. Nuetrons push my jump range up to about 220/230 lyrs so I can get a few thousand lyrs done every evening depending on how many planets I scan. There are a couple factors that dictate how long it'll take: are you engineered and will you be using Nuetron stars. Whats your max jump range?
 

Maro-Val

Maro-Val
If done right, a 60+ Conda can do it easily by using neutron stars, in about 2.5 hours or maybe a little longer.
 

Spacecat

Spacecat
With a 52 ly jump range Asp, it took me around 4 days without using jump aids or neutron boosts, but I was honking, checking the map, and flipping around and scanning unexplored main stars, so you could probably do it in 3 days if you really hot footed it, even faster if you use all the aids available.
 
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