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Table of Contents

NEW!Why Sisters, Why not?
Sow the Seeds, and It Will Grow. Creating Need
Rotten to the Core, Kicking the Nerds out of the Stations
Its Personal, Personal Labs
Feeding the Needy Supplying the Demand
Building a Better Tomorrow, Going where no Scientist has gone before!
NEW!I've Created a monster! Lets sell It!
Peicing it all together, Mission Artifacts
Servant Sisterhood of Eve Ships, Sifting through the Stars
SOE Traveler, T1R1
SOE Wanderer, T1R2
SOE Surveyor, T1R3
SOE Wisp, T2R1
SOE Muse, T2R3
SOE Siren, T2R3
Myshella Drake's SOE Outrider
SOE Titiania, Subcapitol
SOE Oberon, Capitol
Treasure Hunting!, Ahem I meant Scientific Preservation!
Moon Beams, Eye in the Sky
Tools of the Trade, Not your Granfathers Analyzer

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Sow the seeds, and it will grow
Creating Need

The ultimate objective of this porposal is not the SOE ships, but to reinvent the idea of being a scientist. Recreating the job with more field work would make the job far more interesting than watching the hydroponics at the station they're docked in.

Introducing a new idea without need is bound for failure so we must ask, how to create a need in the diverse multiplayer game of ≡v≡ to tailor for to a career in science?

As we know science in ≡v≡ has always involved around the aspect of blueprints and invention and improving them. When we look at the shortcomings of either of these we can see problems with them. Where there are problems there could be need to fill in those shortcomings.

Along with that we also see great potential for many new oppertunities however we must cautiously tread here or risk destroying everything as well, luckily people like new shiney things and new ways to do their business thus it can easily be tailored to be a widely welcomed additional feature.

In the end we must find a way to make the new mechanics rewarding, fun, varied in challenge, and ripe with all sorts of opportunity to express human nature.

The first problem is lab availability, everywhere you look in empire labs are nearly filling up, this will only get worse as ≡v≡ grows and labs the dont expand as fast, and many consider taking their multiple months of work into dangerous parts of space not worthy of the risk.

The second problem arising from blueprints lately, is the fact you cannot research copies at all, especially invented ones. Oddly allowing copies to be researched would be double edged as it would contribute to problem one and in itself not worth the effort.

The third problem is not related to bpo's or invention but one of the reasons why scientist afford to stay docked, Data Cores. This entirely risk free researching for reward is absurd and against the rules of Eve, however most scientist arent the combat variety either, so a careful balance must be struck to gently force them out of their stations instead of kicking them out of the door and middle of a turkey shoot in 0.0.

The fourth problem is that most science related products are not disposable wares, wares that constantly need a renewed demand for. Closest related item would be blue print copies. This area would carefully treaded in to not overstep into ORE industrial territory, so creating objects that have long term value isnt on the agenda, so additional services and possible products could be generated to flourish in eve and require no mining from ore's end to uphold or feel bad about not being able to.

Solving these problems with new mechanics may open new doors but they really fly open when you 'create' solutions instead of fixing them. However creating content has always jeopardized everything in Eve, even the most miniscule of introduction can have a massive ripple effect on entirely unrelated systems.

Overall the worst case effect on the market would be massive enough to drive tech 2 or 3 below reasonable. So careful market balance, and material availability and distribution and proper escalation with skills and returns must be heavily emphasized and if possible introduced the means in a pre-nerfed state. Net results would leave a slight reduction in costs of tech 2 or 3 production and hopefully increase in those interested in making said ships.

As for future aspects we could tailor it so that a research junkie can actually make great use of their skills and provide a unique service that can compete with any other scientist doing the same exact thing more details in a later post.

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Its Personal
Personal Labs

The Personal Lab was introduced as a means to counter most of the aforementioned problems. Personal Labs are 'small', 'portable' labs with some unique abilities to run highly advanced programs reducing the number of people needing to operating it. It has a container like appearance to it and operates in a similar manner.

When a compatible blueprint is put inside the lab, the lab will then ask for an invoice of the advanced research programs it needs to run to bring up the blueprint up another levels of desired research.

If the player fails to have the available materials in the selected hanger the job is refused and the blueprint is returned to the hanger bay. When finished the researched blueprint will be put into the hanger bay it resides in.

Personal Labs are effected by skills including ones that reduce the time to do research, lowering material requirements for research, and possibly max lab use.

Few other things can be done to make them appealing and not 'overpowered,' to existing labs would be anything from annoyance factors to simply not fit for the job sort of deals. Remember this is for scientists of all varieties including the under loved hobbyist.

Limiting their research to one level at a time combined with having it count against your max lab usage would be one example to prefer the other types of labs. Due to its nature having to feed the lab materials rather than isk will probably make it more expensive than normal labs if they choose to buy the materials instead of harvesting it themselves.

Luckily researching copies is a cheap disposable factor that can probably compete with the amount of materials saved. That is up to a certain point where the materials needed increases with every level of research done thus for example tech 2 blue print copy research starts to sky rocket after going past lvl 0 to eventually price spent on research isn't worth the materials saved, at least BPOs can go further before degrading to this state.

Programs for the tech 2&3 blueprint copies will be harder to come by due to their distribution of resources being in the same places they normally are gained at. So Tech 2 materials are found in low to null, while tech 3 materials are only found in wormhole space.

We can also make it possible to break down the labs so they can only do certain types of research. Possible groupings is BPO types, racial, and technology levels. We don't want to make too many types of Personal Labs however. However we would like to get enough variety to make it very expensive for industrial scientist to taking advantage of having a lab anywhere they desire.

Even though the labs are stated to be 'small', they are still relatively large to most other products out there and many non industrial ships cannot carry a full complement of the said labs. Operating while in space may be possible but the limit of 1 run time and requiring materials makes it impractical in anything less than an unarmed freighter also there is the eve software issue of that being possible or not.

Some limitations of a personal lab is that cannot do invention jobs, copy jobs, or reverse engineering jobs.

The bottom line is that these personal labs are more available and far less of a hassle to individual hobbyist who despise waiting in line for months on end and would rather take a more active approach of researching in the short term.

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Building a Better Tomorrow
Going where no scientist has gone before!

Many must wonder why we stop at our expansion of knowledge and wisdom of what's out there to be discovered.

We will let those continue to wonder as we ourselves will aggressively seek out the answers.

With the use of personal labs, some long extensive trials and tinkering of sweat blood tears and isk we can finally without a doubt begin to create our own modified equipment.

Currently items only have one series we shall dub the A series. The way they mostly improve most modular functions is to increase a single trait or two. Though A series is mostly established and existing why stop there with the same boring stats? Why not apply some knowledge learned in another field to benefit the module? Like further CPU reduction or Increased Range. We shall dub these series B and forth on as many as we see fit to have or logically to create, this will vary from item to item but the possibilities are endless!

As Metalevels are researched the item will gain a prefix, suffix and a junction word. The prefix annotates the primary series metaleveled will the suffix, if any, will annotate the second series researched. This will limit metalevel items to only two traits at a time, though this cuts down on variety this makes things easier to balance and help clear confusion between manufacturers and buyers.

To research metalevels of possible choice and further progression you must gather rarer data bits, materials, salvage, and the completed items combined with specific science skills can result into the metaleveled item. However failure is possibility and the destruction of all resources used almost guaranteed. So this will make researching metalevels for BPOs a very expensive procedure, only the most hard headed will continue to do so until successful. BPCs fortunately will have it easier on chances and materials cost.

Upon any item reaching meta level 5 it becomes a tech 2 item. Requiring tech 2 materials, salvage, and data to continue to research and build. CCP willing this may be the only way to obtain a tech 2 BPO again but remember the odds are stacked against you getting five successful metalevings in a row and combined with the BPO modifier for difficulty any item that even metalevels once will be a feat and reward in itself for all the effort put into making it possible.

Unlike the tech 1 metaleveling all tech 2 metaleveling will have a drawback from another state become more blatantly obvious as well. However this will begin the introduction of metaleveled Tech 2 weapon systems and items that have been long desired for.

And similar to other researches done in the personal lab the scale of the materials needed increases drastically between each level making it more and more expensive to research for.

Finally one more additional costs to allow competition and slow players down, all metalevel successfully researched will eat ME and PE levels significantly to the point it may be prudent to research them.

As excited we all can be about designing our own parts there will be issues.
The most obvious is marketability. Selling highly customized parts and pieces is almost going to be escrow only, this is a highly bothersome factor as that market could get flooded with these items. However current market cannot handle the this system either. So what's a mad scientist to do?

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Servant Sisterhood of Eve Ships
Sifting through the Stars

The Sisters have been hard at work providing an enjoyable and safer experience while researching in the field.

Like their ORE industrialist counterparts Sisters of Eve ships mine resources. However for the SOE, it's not an all you can eat buffet for them. SOE ships have to actively hunt, track, and find their targets and once they find it to preserve it as long as possible in order to get the most out of it before it dies.

Similar to ORE, SOE will oppositely tank from their parent faction the Amarr, so they will be shield tanking. Survivability was built into SOE ships as some encounters they will face will demand it. So the thicker tougher shields combined with higher agility and low mass makes for an excellent means of getting away when situations are not looking good. Does this mean they're uncatchable? No it doesn't but certainly makes them a harder target as a civilian ship, only the shuttle can claim better mileage though agility as far as civilian ships are concerned though interceptors will beg to differ if you include all ships.

As to not rival the covert ops the scan bonus only applies to exploration probes only. However in the post apothyrican age this means little to nothing. So to further segregate the two ships SOE ships are extremely slow warping ships using most of their CPU to calculate astrometric not space tunneling. Also the covert Ops can cloak where trying to shove said device onto a SOE ship will be a very difficult process.

As for the bonus of power drain. Unlike ORE ships which focus on getting as much stuff as possible, the analyzers amount of pull is rather static. Instead the amount of power Analyzer drain out of the target however is what varies from metalevel to metalevel. Bigger the power pull faster the site dies. So the bonus is designed to do the exact opposite, pull lesser power and in theory keep the site alive longer and in theory be able to gather more information before the site dies. So the ships bonuses are designed around that couple with analyzer upgrades and skills and its possible to get the most out of a site that is quickly losing power. Other ships do not get this bonus and miss out on two, three even five pulls of data from a site because they killed it off too quickly this will probably highly discouraged the dreaded analyzer Rokh.

SOE ships also get a nice feature to option a probe launcher or an additional analyzer in their high slots so that SOE ships working as a group can designate one ship to scan probe while all others go full analyzer duty.

SOE ships are very lightweight in terms of mass, this makes them ideal wormhole ships as well as they can travel with a group accompanied and not waste so much of the wormhole stability that could have been better used for another combat ship.

Tiers where implemented in order to allow reward for skilling, and well as the feeling of progression for players as its is considerably important to do this giving players something to look forward to and back from.

Tech 2 Ships of the SOE are specialized like their ORE rivals. Each one has its own 'perk' that makes it viable in its own right and not just better usage.

In the era of Dominion, scanning down sites of interest is now extremely high demand. SOE capital ships have unfortunately been pulled into exploration assistance during wartime funding efforts. The subcapitol ship will be an excellent wormhole coordinator with the ability to harvest information of the system wide effects so other military ships can reproduce the effect for their own. While the prime capital ship can deploy to reveal all of a system's secretes. Both are able to carry spare ships at lower mass values but suffer from regular cargo space.

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Wanderer

Wanderer Field Tests

Technology Level
Tech 1 Teir 2

Hull Class
Exploration Ship

Mission Role:
Intermediate Science Vessel

Description:
These old transports of the Sisterhood help established their charity efforts in the galaxy, in modern days these old transports storage abilities have been dwarfed by advanced ships of the current era almost made this ship extinct.
When the need to gather precious information about the elder races arose when the charities where running dry. This ship saw the light again as its spacious room it touted was then filled with computers for astrometrics and have allowed the Sisterhood seek the refuge and knowledge they need to continue providing hope to the refugees.

Exploration Ship Bonus 1: 10% Increase in Signature Strength to Beacon and Core Probe scanning strength per ship level

Exploratoin Ship Bonus 2: 2.5% Reduction in Target's Power Drain from Analyzers and Data Streaming Analyzers per level(0.875 - 1.75 - 2.635)

Fitting Bonus Fitting Ability with Data Streaming Analyzers

Fitting
CPU 310
Power Grid 35
Calibration 400
3 High
3 Medium
2 Low
3 Rigs

Shields
Amount 717
Recharge 750
Resists 00 20 50 40

Armor
Amount 403
Resists 50 35 20 25

Hull
Amount 1032
Mass 11M kg
Max Speed 105m/s
Warp Speed 1.7 AU/s
Agility 0.47
Cargo Bay 392 m3
Drone Bay/Bandwidth 30m3/20mb

Engineering
Capacitor 1005 GJ
Recharge 300 Seconds

Electronics
Sensors 12 Radar
Targets Locked 3
Target Range 30kms
Sensor Resolution 300mm
Signature Radius 250m

Blueprint
Tritanium
544426
Pyerite
57617
Mexallon
11775
Isogen
7569
Nocxium
1670
Zydrine
435
Megacyte
108

Estimated Material Cost 4,004,750 isk
Estimated Effort Cost 1h50s

Required Skills
-Industry I

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Surveyor

Surveyor

Technology Level
Tech 1 Teir 3

Hull Class
Exploration Ship

Missione Role
Intermediate Science Vessel

Description
This grand ship was the first attempt in creating a new ship specifically designed from the ground up to help the Sisterhood to further thier scientific curiosities especially during the war as it would pay for itself, charity and further the sister's neutrality. The recovery results of expeditions where well clamored for by the highest bidder which remained invaluable to all empires and individuals corporations, scientists and the needy of New Eden.

Exploration Ship Bonus 1: 3% Reduction in Target's Power Drain from Analyzers and Data Streaming Analyzers per ship level(0.85 - 1.7 - 2.55 - 3.4)

Exploratoin Ship Bonus 2: 10% Increase in Signature Strength to Beacon and Core Probe scanning strength. per ship level.

Fitting Bonus Fitting Ability with Data Streaming Analyzers

Fitting
CPU 375
Power Grid 40
Calibration 400
4 High
3 Medium
1 Low
3 Rigs

Shields
Amount 1438
Recharge 750
Resists 00 20 50 40

Armor
Amount 858
Resists 50 35 20 25

Hull
Amount 2063
Mass 10.5M kg
Max Speed 115 m/s
Warp Speed 2.2 AU/s
Agility 0.52
Cargo Bay 290m3
Drone Bay/Bandwidth 35m3/25mb

Engineering
Capacitor 1100 GJ
Recharge 320 Seconds

Electronics
Sensors 14 Radar
Targets Locked 4
Target Range 35kms
Sensor Resolution 300mm
Signature Radius 275m

Blueprint
Tritanium
2250422
Pyerite
684699
Mexallon
65049
Isogen
18939
Nocxium
4216
Zydrine
1110
Megacyte
371

Estimated Mineral Cost 16,573,000 isk
Estimated Effort Cost 4h11m37s

Skills Required
-Industry I

Build Time 100 Minutes

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Some comments:

I do like the idea of a field scientist profession. I believe scientists need to have some sort of reason to leave space dock.

I'm not sure about the container style lab though. I think we'd be better off working with deployed ship labs instead. The mechanics are there already, with the Rorqual's industrial core. When active, the factory slots (compression only) are available. This mechanic could easily be changed to work for lab slots as well, with some sort of 'Laboratory Core' on a specialized science vessel. The other problem of working with the labs in space is that, unlike the Rorqual's VERY short compression job cycle, lab jobs can take many days to complete. This, however, is already taken care of with the industrial core mechanic, in that jobs get suspended when the core is inactive, and automatically resume when activated again. The core also already has a fuel use mechanic set in.

This will lead to science alts floating in space though, which I'm not too sure about. This actually makes me want them to be limited to low/null sec. “In order to make them portable, ship based labs lack the safety protocols of installation based facilities, therefore, concord has deemed them illegal to use in 'civilized' space.” If this was the case, they would have to actually be BETTER (faster) than POS based facilities, to make them have proper risk/reward ratio.

The Science vessel certainly should have more to do than just the lab jobs, so it doesn’t get relegated to always being a fixed deployed structure. However, I don’t think we necessarily need to turn science into yet another resource gathering profession. Perhaps the focus should be on creating some sort of meta-items that can be optionally used in scientific endeavors, much like the decryptors are used in invention today. I don’t think the new items necessarily have to be restricted to use in the science vessels though. They should basically just provide a bonus to copy time, ME research, or PE research.

Not really on topic, but I would also like to see other specialized deployable science/industry ships introduced, using the same mechanic. Manufacturing slots for small scale items (ammo, drones, and modules) would be beneficial to a roaming flotilla. Of course, a mobile refinery would also be required to feed these mobile factories. The mobile refinery would work slightly different though, as it doesn't use the S&I slot mechanic. Instead, it should be a module that can be 'loaded' with ore (like ammo in a weapon), and upon completing the cycle, it puts the minerals back in the hold, and 'reloads' with more of the same ore type, if available. Mechanic is already there for this one as well.

I can imagine a mobile group of industrialists directly backing up a combat wing. A few hulks suck in some ore, and transfer it to a refinery ship. The refinery ship (a Syndicate designed capital) melts the ore down into minerals, and transfers the minerals to the factory ship. The factory ship (of Thukker origin) produces ammo/drones and packs them into a blockade runner to bring to the front lines.

The SoE ships you’ve proposed are nice, but I’m not sure that many tiers are necessary. What do your tier 2 and 3 ships do that the tier 1 doesn’t? There is a definite scale and reason for 3 tiers of barges for mining, where yield is the reason for getting the bigger ship. In the science profession, most the time would be spent on the exploration itself, and the larger ships don’t necessarily do that any better than the smaller ones.

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Muse

Technology Level
Tech 2 Teir 2

Hull Class
Voyager Ship

Mission Role
Advanced Science Vessel

Description
With the sucess of the Spirit, the Sisters began work on upgrading the rest of thier fleet.
With so many artifacts lost to private collections, or simple ignorance the need to recover them in pristine condition rose.

The Muse proved useful in this role as it was based on the Sisters anceint transports. Its vast cargo bay that was made use for older exploration computers was replaced by smaller more effecient computers allowing the installation of special artifact storage containers. With room to spare the analyzers can afford to haul in more artifacts than usual protocol allowed as there want normally enough room to store the artifacts safely aboard in previous ships.

Exploration Ship Bonus 1 5% Reduction in Target's Power Drain from Analyzers and Data Streaming Analyzers(0.75 - 1.5 - 2.25)

Exploratoin Ship Bonus 2 10% Increase in Signature Strength to Beacon and Probe scanning strength per level

Voyager Ship Bonus 1 5% Cargo Space per level

Voyager Ship Bonus 2 5% Increased chance to recover artifacts per level

Fitting Bonus Fitting Ability with Data Streaming Analyzers and Tunable Data Streaming Analzyers

Fitting
CPU 340
Power Grid 75
Calibration 400
3 High
3 Medium
2 Low
2 Rigs

Shields
Amount 2008
Recharge 750
Resists 70 55 35 65

Armor
Amount 564
Resists Resists 50 35 20 25

Hull
Amount 1404
Mass 10M kg
Max Speed 110m/s
Warp Speed 2.2 AU/s
Agility 0.51
Cargo Bay 425m3
Drone Bay/Bandwidth 40m3/25mb

Engineering
Capacitor 1055 GJ
Recharge 280 Seconds

Electronics
Sensors 14 Radar
Targets Locked 4
Targeting Range 45kms
Sensor Resolution 350mm
Signature Radius 225m

Blueprint
Wanderer
1
RAM Starship Tech
8
Antimatter Reactor
17
Fusion Thrusters
22
Construction Blocks
55
Morphite
60
Radar Snesor Cluster
140
Linear Sheild Emitters
140
Nanoeletrical Microprocessors
1330
Tungsten Carbide Amor Plates
1200

Estimated Material Cost
117,660,250 isk
Estimated Effort Cost
175 hrs 5 minutes 30 seconds

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Originally by: Nova Fox

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Fully noted about the cpu issue I should slap myself as it was the only module I didnt fit I got most of the numbers doing bare bones and adding +10%, any thoughts about power grid or is it civillian enough?

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Right off the bat, based on my previous comments, I would suggest the following;

• Pixie: 140 CPU, 25 PG
• Sprit: 250 CPU, 30 PG
• Fairy: 280 CPU, 25 PG

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Forgot to add in the 'hidden bonus' of analyzers reduced power drain between the teirs.

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Based on how often analyzers get used and how long they currently take, I would strongly recommend against adjusting their cap usage, instead go with my previous comments and make them effectiveness bonuses. These modules are generally used only a few times per day / hour and as such cap is generally not an issue.

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If you can give me a per level number that when combined with the three rigs (i need to double check to see if its even possible) the boost in time scanned is only like 5-10%

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A CovOps ship gets 10% per level, so 50% scan duration, plus another 20% for the two rigs. So let's use that as a base. The two counter proposals that I suggested would give 37.5% plus another 30% for three rigs or 75% plus another 20% for two rigs. Hmmm, the second one is way too high, let's try 12.5%, that would give 62.5% plus another 20% for two rigs. So with that we would get;

• Specialized Frigate: 25% for Frigate skill plus 30% for rigs = 55%
• CovOps: 50% for CovOps skill plus 20% for rigs = 70% reduction
• Exploration prop 1: 37.5% for Exploration skill plus 30% for rigs = 67.5% reduction
• Exploration prop 2: 62.5% for Exploration skill plus 20% for rigs = 82.5% reduction

Based on those numbers and your desire to keep the three rigs, and the fact that these are specialized T1 ships, I would go with Exploration prop 1. Then the T2 versions could use Exploration prop 2.

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You have now given them far too much CPU and while retaining the PG, you have made this ship capable, without skills, of fitting just about anything with CPU and PG to spare. The numbers I gave you would mean that you would at least need some more basic skills to fit these boats. I recommend looking at ships like the Cheetah, Helios, Buzzard, and Anathema to see what their CPU and PG values are. Remember these boats are specialized in scanning and they are T2 ships.

I would urge you to seriously rethink their balance before you continue. With values these high, you are basically creating a class of super ships.

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Myshella Drake's SOE Outrider

Outrider
Outrider in the field

Technology Level
Tech 1

Hull Class
Exploration Ship

Missione Role
Science Utility Vessel

Description
This ship is aimed to please the current customer base fulling thier needs for a sturdy dependable ship capable of meeting any challenge that awaits them in complexes and hidden corners of the galaxy. This wonderfully crafted ship from Myshella Drake own shipyards and is in bidding with novafox shipyard ships.

Exploration Ship Bonus 1: 5% to Anaylzer and Codebreaker module strength.

Exploratoin Ship Bonus 2: 20% Increase in Signature Strength to Beacon and Core Probe scanning strength. per ship level.

Fitting
CPU 432
Power Grid 45
Calibration 400
2 High
6 Medium
2 Low
3 Rigs

Shields
Amount 1752
Recharge 770
Resists 00 20 50 40

Armor
Amount 963
Resists 50 35 20 25

Hull
Amount 2387
Mass 12M kg
Max Speed 80 m/s
Warp Speed 3.5 AU/s
Agility 0.48
Cargo Bay 400m3
Drone Bay/Bandwidth 25m3/25mb

Engineering
Capacitor 1500 GJ
Recharge 300 Seconds

Electronics
Sensors 16 Radar
Targets Locked 6
Target Range 50kms
Sensor Resolution 350mm
Signature Radius 375m

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Inventory 2

This should be filled with the 'mined' products from analyzing.

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New High Slot Analyzer
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Data Streaming Analyzer
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Tunable Data Streaming Analyzer
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Beacon
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-Frequency Scripts

Scientific Core
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Mid Slot Capitol Fit only, works on the Oberon only
Reconfigures scientific capitols to channels navigation cpu and power into the laboratories to allow the full functional use of its labs. Cycle time is 5 minutes

Onboard Laboratory high Slot capitol Fit only, works on the oberon and/or titiana only
Can install personal labs into itself to further expand its ability in increasing the number of runs on an algrorithm reducing the overall total number of programs needed to conduct research, must use a template site in order to copy. All unfinished jobs are cancelled instead of paused.

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