It's too big for most outposts i think mate
I am sorry, but the T7 is too large/heavy for a medium pad and requires a large pad for landing.
sorry mate. you can tell a bit by the pad you launch from, or observe other ships of the type launch or land on, count the blast shields, 1 = small ship, 2 = medium (those class can land on outposts)
3 shields = large ship and those cannot.
oh and a small tip, the Python (lot more expensive tho) is a medium ship and can land on outposts with ~ 200 tons of cargo.
3 shields = large ship and those cannot.
oh and a small tip, the Python (lot more expensive tho) is a medium ship and can land on outposts with ~ 200 tons of cargo.
Sorry, the Type 7 can't dock at the smaller platforms, its too big.
The type 7 is also excellent in that it's dirt cheap to repair. 6k to go from 0% hull to 100%. compare that to my type 9--20k for just 1% damage.
Insert expletive here ****that's two million down the swanny then as the trade in value is 15 something.
Look on the bright side. At least you didn't buy a Type 9. I just wasted 13 million trading in my Python for a Type 9, finding out it sucks and doesn't have the jump range to do any decent trade runs and sold it for another Python. :S
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Type 9s are great. I'd throw away 13 million extra credits if that was the only way to trade a python for a type 9. In terms of trading, anyway. So I'm amazed you would spend 13 million to trade -back-.
After searching around for decent trade routes that I could actually run with the measly Type 9 jump range and earning less than half of what I was making trading in the Python (despite the T9 having 200T more cargo capacity) I said screw it. It just wasn't working out. The smaller ship was superior in every way: trading, combat, exploration, being able to land everywhere. Dumping the useless space pig and getting my sleek warship back was a no brainer.
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This is good to know.. think I'll stick to my L6 and Cobra combination for the time being.