You are correct. Bonus info: heavy duty hull reinforcement adds a percentage of weight to your armour, while at the same time adding a flat value of reinforcement and resistances. It's very easy to calculate how much heavier lightweight alloy gets, when 39% of 0t get added. 
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You are correct. Bonus info: heavy duty hull reinforcement adds a percentage of weight to your armour, while at the same time adding a flat value of reinforcement and resistances. It's very easy to calculate how much heavier lightweight alloy gets, when 39% of 0t get added.
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Wow. I type way too slow, it seems.
Nice! Ta! Handy for an exploration ship!
hmm.... I wonder does heavy duty armour mod applied to lightweight bulkheads make military composite bulkheads obsolete?
http://inara.cz/galaxy-blueprint/38 shows a 45-68% hull boost and around the board resistance boosts, similar to Military Grade Composites, while not incurring the same weight/range penalty...
http://inara.cz/galaxy-blueprint/38 shows a 45-68% hull boost and around the board resistance boosts, similar to Military Grade Composites, while not incurring the same weight/range penalty...
Nope.
I got 75% on my first role for my exploration Asp.
Looks like I'm the only person not getting the ridiculously good rolls. [sour]
Anyway, good illustration point. Asp with military armor - Hull: 735 (613Ki/735Th/525Ex). Asp with Light Armor +75% boost - Hull: 504 (420Ki/504Th/360Ex). That's pretty close but it did require a blueprint breaker.
Yes... But now the new balancing nonsense the Engineers has introduced - a needless raise in upper tier - it now means you need 75% ontop of military's 75% boost. ie: 131%!
And we've note even discussed the 60% hull reinforcement package!
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