Newish explorer questions

sorcerer44

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Lorenzo Waringos said:
Right, so the signal indicator whilst in the FSS would have still shown 'spikes', next time, place the marker on the spikes, and continue using the FSS until it resolves that spike, you will then know what it is that is unresolved.

Without sitting with you, I don't know how else to do this :)
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Yes I am out now but will post which Oochorst sector on of them is.
as stated earlier I have resolved all of the spike.
 

sorcerer44

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Right guys the latest sector. Oochorst PR-N B26-0.
shows 28 bodies and 44 signals detected
there 91 geological signals on 4 planets
oochorst AZ-1 B29-1 shows 16 bodies and 19 signals detected.
clear of spikes unresolved and no USS.
 

Phongsalt

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I'm not picking up either system on galmap. Counting the white dots is the only way to be sure if you want confirmation.
 
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sorcerer44

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Ashnak said:
AFAIK signals also include asteroid fields, which don't count as bodies. And often, the asteroid fields close to the primary star are within range of auto-resolution, i.e. simply jumping into the system (and waiting the few seconds for the auto resolve) is enough to have them scanned.
In larger systems with asteroid fields further out (or even around secoondary stars), you have to FSS them - but FSSing one field of a group is enough to resolve the whole group.
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sorry not sure what afaik is ?
 

sorcerer44

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