Sol to Colonia - 1h38min
- Thread starter Djidjel
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And yet they had to move Palin to the bubble because Maia was so far 
Congrats to all, an impressive thing
o7
Congrats to all, an impressive thing
o7
Well done to those guys. This is becoming a bit like DOOM speedrun.
'Fast and Furious #86". Well done indeed. The commanders probably need to replace the F1 keys on their rigs now.
Oh I miss the good 'ol days when the galaxy was big. That said, I'd love if there was a wormhole or mass relay between the Bubble and Colonia. That self-aware station got himself there, surely he could figure a way to get the rest of us there as well. This is the only part of the galaxy I would want such a "fast travel" device. To me this would be better than pressing J for 1 hour 38 minutes (I'd rather press J for two weeks and feel like I accomplished something major).
No need for boost...no need for weapons...run with it shut off anyway...so why carry anything heavier?
you can fit the smallest PD possible on any vessel, but may not be able to boost anymore...
if you disable the AFMUs the powerplant can power the thruster and fsd so you get the values in coriolis.
Nope, apparently it was derived using special science.
Although, spansh give 80 jumps for a ship with 83.5ly range which could probably be reduced to 76 if using jumponium to reach the neutron stars layer
Heh, yeah, pathfinding is heavy wizardry
Kidding aside, I just checked Spansh too, and you're right. With that extreme jump range, Spansh does give 80 jumps, and this route was supposed to be 76. The Sagittarius Eye article linked was wrong when it said "about 27% shorter than the route computed by the popular neutron star routing service “Spansh”.", that's only 5% shorter.
Assuming Spansh wasn't improved since the article, mind.
Kidding aside, I just checked Spansh too, and you're right. With that extreme jump range, Spansh does give 80 jumps, and this route was supposed to be 76. The Sagittarius Eye article linked was wrong when it said "about 27% shorter than the route computed by the popular neutron star routing service “Spansh”.", that's only 5% shorter.
Assuming Spansh wasn't improved since the article, mind.
Also, i cant seem to be able to build a conda with an "extra 8 ton fuel tank" and still get 83.5ly range.
best i can come up is this, but it only has an extra 4 ton fuel tank and it has 83.45 ly range - and not sure if a magicaly legacy lightweight 8d Sensor could compensate the difference
Anyway, the route is the catch since spansh does not compute the refueling stops.
best i can come up is this, but it only has an extra 4 ton fuel tank and it has 83.45 ly range - and not sure if a magicaly legacy lightweight 8d Sensor could compensate the difference
Anyway, the route is the catch since spansh does not compute the refueling stops.
...aaaaand now under 1h30min. 1h29min to be exact. As stars keep being added to EDSM, I think it may be even be possible to go under 1h15min.
1h29min CMDR Steve Falken
1h29min CMDR Steve Falken
Should I mention the official Buckyball A* Run currently has a record of 1h37min
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/buckyball-racing-club-presents-the-a-challenge-v2-0.516860/
So just 8 minutes slower for a 3.9k ly longer route?
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/buckyball-racing-club-presents-the-a-challenge-v2-0.516860/
So just 8 minutes slower for a 3.9k ly longer route?
It's pretty cool if this run starts having a dedicated thread as well though.
Congrats Cmdr Steve Falken.
Impressive
