I'm playing with my Vulture again.
As the saying goes; "If it ain't broke, fix it until it is".
I've been running with a G5 reinforced 5A shield (which uses 3.5MW) and a pair of boosters (1.4MW each) which gives me shield strength of 966.
I've been experimenting with a G5 reinforced 5C bi-weave shield (2.6MW) which, with the 2 boosters, gives a shield strength of 796.
If I add a 3rd booster, the shield strength increases to 962.
Power isn't really an issue.
Both set-ups are just under the maximum PP output and neither require any power-management.
I'm also running a 4D SCB and the only "issue" is that, with the standard shield, I can use 2 boosters AND fit a heat-sink for the SCB.
With the bi-weave shield I need to fit that 3rd booster to provide the same shield strength so I have to do without the heat-sink.
So, what do you think?
Standard shield or bi-weave?
Is it even worth keeping the SCB if I go with the bi-weave?
My Vulture is pretty-much exclusively a RES-hunter, for the times when I fancy making things explode.
As the saying goes; "If it ain't broke, fix it until it is".
I've been running with a G5 reinforced 5A shield (which uses 3.5MW) and a pair of boosters (1.4MW each) which gives me shield strength of 966.
I've been experimenting with a G5 reinforced 5C bi-weave shield (2.6MW) which, with the 2 boosters, gives a shield strength of 796.
If I add a 3rd booster, the shield strength increases to 962.
Power isn't really an issue.
Both set-ups are just under the maximum PP output and neither require any power-management.
I'm also running a 4D SCB and the only "issue" is that, with the standard shield, I can use 2 boosters AND fit a heat-sink for the SCB.
With the bi-weave shield I need to fit that 3rd booster to provide the same shield strength so I have to do without the heat-sink.
So, what do you think?
Standard shield or bi-weave?
Is it even worth keeping the SCB if I go with the bi-weave?
My Vulture is pretty-much exclusively a RES-hunter, for the times when I fancy making things explode.