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2019-05-15T04:54:12Z

IFcoltransG: Created page with "The Roland Consortium has no automat, but maybe others don't. Feel free to change the article to reflect that. ~~~~"

The Roland Consortium has no automat, but maybe others don't. Feel free to change the article to reflect that. [[User:IFcoltransG|IFcoltransG]] ([[User talk:IFcoltransG|talk]]) 04:54, 15 May 2019 (UTC)

Stations

2019-05-15T04:53:16Z

IFcoltransG: /* Bars, Restaurants, Medical Bays, etc. */ Mentioned the fact that Roland Consortium has no Automat, but not by name.

Stations exist throughout the Apollo Cluster, and are concentrated within the Jumpgate Network. Each station has a number of rooms devoted to different activities.
Rooms are navigated by using the left and right arrow keys.
== Room Types ==

=== Airlock ===
* Airlocks are the first room you will enter when exiting your ship. All other rooms will always be to the right of the airlock.
* This room will have a [[Docking Computer]] in it where you apply for permission to undock.
* Conversations with [[Passenger|Passengers]] you are transporting may occur at the Docking Bay
=== Commerce ===
* Commerce Rooms are any room that contains the [[Trading Screen|Trading]] and [[Commerce Screen|CommerceLink]] terminals.
=== Engineering ===
* Engineering Rooms have one or more of these screens: [[Ship Broker Screen|Ship Brokers]], [[Component Screen|Component Trading]] terminals, and [[Mechanic Screen|Mechanic]] terminals.
* Rooms with Ship Brokers often have an unusable doorway in the background.
=== Bars, Restaurants, Medical Bays, etc. ===
* These are decorative rooms, for the most part.
* NPCs can be met here

Rooms can be combined depending on the station. In addition to the above, all stations but one have an [[Automat]].

== Stations ==

In [[Leo]]:
*[[Columbus Central Trading]]
*[[Crassus Harbour]]
*[[Lago Gas Port]]
*[[Penitent Commercial]]
*[[Prefect Outpost]]

In [[Tega]]:
*[[Cayeux Station]]
*[[Dawes' Solitude Outpost]]
*[[Maskelyne Mining Station]]
*[[Port Crawford]]
*[[Sterling Industrial Outpost]]

RCS

2019-05-15T04:45:14Z

IFcoltransG: /* Comparisons */ Deleted not on rotation speed that pertained to a bug now fixed

== Comparisons ==

All RCS have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 80%
* destroyed: 10%

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! rowspan="3" | Name
! rowspan="3" | Manufacturer
! rowspan="3" | Rotational Speed
! colspan="3" | Emissions (dBW @ Hz)
! rowspan="3" | Power Drain (kW)
! rowspan="3" | Components
! rowspan="3" | Base Value
! rowspan="3" | Cost Range

|-

! colspan="2" | dBW
! rowspan="2" | Hz

|-

! Standby
! In Use

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9" | RCSYS-G9
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=22 |very slow (22)
| 1
| 14
| 398
| 12.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr brnr brnr buff
| 2024
| 3462-4408

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9S" | RCSYS-G9S
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9S" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=18 | very slow (18)
| 1
| 18
| 396
| 11.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr buff
| 1619
| 2397-2919

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-GSS" | RCSYS-GSS
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-GSS" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=35 | slow (35)
| 2
| 12
| 400
| 10.00
|
| 2226
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-2" | RCSYS-2
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-2" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=45 | moderate (45)
| 2
| 10
| 404
| 9.00
|
| 3340
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-4" | RCSYS-4
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-4" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=40 | moderate (40)
| 2
| 10
| 403
| 10.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr brnr buff tasc tasc tasc tasc hapn hapn hapn
| 3036
| 4825-6200

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KS" | RCSYS-KS
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KS" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=25 | slow (25)
| 3
| 11
| 404
| 8.00
|
| 3036
| 4410-6575

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KSM" | RCSYS-KSM
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KSM" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=60 | very quick (60)
| 1
| 9
| 401
| 7.00
| tasc brnr brnr brnr buff tasc tasc hapn hapn hapn hapn roau hapn hapn hapn
| 2505
| 3359-4009

|-

| data-sort-value="Kyber Industrial AP-RCS1" | AP-RCS1
| data-sort-value="Kyber Industrial AP-RCS1" | Kyber Industrial
| data-sort-value=1000 | very quick
| 2
| 11
| 401
| 2.00
|
| ?
| 5115-5115

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

RCS

2019-05-15T04:44:23Z

IFcoltransG: /* Comparisons */ Reversed slow and fast, to match game patch

== Comparisons ==

All RCS have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 80%
* destroyed: 10%

'''A note on "Rotational Speed":'''
The text labels are as reported on the Mechanixx screens. However, experiments have shown that the labels are reversed; "very slow" modules are much faster than "very quick". The accompanying numbers, which come from the data files embedded in the application, should be interpreted as larger == faster.

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! rowspan="3" | Name
! rowspan="3" | Manufacturer
! rowspan="3" | Rotational Speed
! colspan="3" | Emissions (dBW @ Hz)
! rowspan="3" | Power Drain (kW)
! rowspan="3" | Components
! rowspan="3" | Base Value
! rowspan="3" | Cost Range

|-

! colspan="2" | dBW
! rowspan="2" | Hz

|-

! Standby
! In Use

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9" | RCSYS-G9
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=22 |very slow (22)
| 1
| 14
| 398
| 12.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr brnr brnr buff
| 2024
| 3462-4408

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9S" | RCSYS-G9S
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9S" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=18 | very slow (18)
| 1
| 18
| 396
| 11.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr buff
| 1619
| 2397-2919

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-GSS" | RCSYS-GSS
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-GSS" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=35 | slow (35)
| 2
| 12
| 400
| 10.00
|
| 2226
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-2" | RCSYS-2
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-2" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=45 | moderate (45)
| 2
| 10
| 404
| 9.00
|
| 3340
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-4" | RCSYS-4
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-4" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=40 | moderate (40)
| 2
| 10
| 403
| 10.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr brnr buff tasc tasc tasc tasc hapn hapn hapn
| 3036
| 4825-6200

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KS" | RCSYS-KS
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KS" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=25 | slow (25)
| 3
| 11
| 404
| 8.00
|
| 3036
| 4410-6575

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KSM" | RCSYS-KSM
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KSM" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=60 | very quick (60)
| 1
| 9
| 401
| 7.00
| tasc brnr brnr brnr buff tasc tasc hapn hapn hapn hapn roau hapn hapn hapn
| 2505
| 3359-4009

|-

| data-sort-value="Kyber Industrial AP-RCS1" | AP-RCS1
| data-sort-value="Kyber Industrial AP-RCS1" | Kyber Industrial
| data-sort-value=1000 | very quick
| 2
| 11
| 401
| 2.00
|
| ?
| 5115-5115

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Nav Com

2019-03-10T08:07:58Z

IFcoltransG: Added redirect

#REDIRECT [[Nav Computer]]

Generator

2019-03-10T04:54:36Z

IFcoltransG: Fixed punctuation and grammar

Generators are capable of producing large amounts of power consistently but also relatively large emission signatures. They play an important role in both [[power management]] and [[stealth]], and have a dedicated switch to toggle them on/off. This potentially allows their usage to be managed separately from [[EmCon]] settings.

== Comparisons ==

All generators have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 85%
* destroyed: 10%

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Name
! Manufacturer
! data-sort-type="number"| Emissions
! data-sort-type="number"| Power Supply
! Boot Time
! Components
! Base Value
! Cost Range

|-

| data-sort-value="Akimov MkIV" | MkIV
| data-sort-value="Akimov MkIV" | Akimov
| 80 dBW @ 1098 Hz
| 15.00 kW
| 2 s
| core roau roau roau roau shp1 clte clte clte clte tasc tasc tasc tasc buff
| 5904
| 9082-9082

|-

| data-sort-value="Akimov MkV" | MkV
| data-sort-value="Akimov MkV" | Akimov
| 90 dBW @ 1100 Hz
| 7.00 kW
| 3 s
|
| 5904
| 6425-6425

|-

| data-sort-value="Akimov MkVI" | MkVI
| data-sort-value="Akimov MkVI" | Akimov
| 100 dBW @ 1102 Hz
| 6.00 kW
| 4 s
|
| 5904
| 6941-6941

|-

| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVII" | MkVII
| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVII" | Beaumont
| 80 dBW @ 1104 Hz
| 5.00 kW
| 2 s
| core roau roau clte clte tasc tasc buff shp1 shp1 tasc tasc
| 4510
| 5565-5799

|-

| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVIII" | MkVIII
| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVIII" | Beaumont
| 100 dBW @ 1103 Hz
| 4.00 kW
| 3 s
|
| 4510
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkIX" | MkIX
| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkIX" | Beaumont
| 120 dBW @ 1105 Hz
| 3.00 kW
| 4 s
|
| 4510
| 4561-6512

|-

| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVII" | MkVII
| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVII" | Camhill
| 45 dBW @ 1109 Hz
| 5.50 kW
| 2 s
|
| 5412
| 6481-7797

|-

| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVIII" | MkVIII
| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVIII" | Camhill
| 60 dBW @ 1111 Hz
| 6.00 kW
| 3 s
|
| 5412
| 5190-8198

|-

| data-sort-value="Camhill Model One" | Model One
| data-sort-value="Camhill Model One" | Camhill
| 40 dBW @ 1107 Hz
| 4.50 kW
| 1 s
|
| 5412
| 4992-7636

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Countermeasures

2019-03-08T04:04:17Z

IFcoltransG: Changed 'CM suite' to 'Countermeasures module' to reflect page rename (name changed in game)

== Comparisons ==

All Countermeasures modules have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: ?
* destroyed: ?

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Name
! Manufacturer
! Ammo Slots
! Reload
! Emissions
! Power Drain
! Boot Time
! Components
! Base Value
! Cost Range

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard CM/42" | CM/42
| data-sort-value="Mallard CM/42" | Mallard
| 6
| 8 s
| 2.8 dBW @ 1282 Hz
| 0.20 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| 3302-4855

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/2" | CML/2
| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/2" | Mallard
| 3
| 6 s
| 2.0 dBW @ 1280 Hz
| 0.10 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2871
| 3355-4868

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/3" | CML/3
| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/3" | Mallard
| 4
| 7 s
| 2.4 dBW @ 1281 Hz
| 0.15 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2871
| 3629-3810

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9" | PCM/9
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9" | Pritchard
| 2
| 6 s
| 2.0 dBW @ 1284 Hz
| 0.20 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| 4302-5520

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9G" | PCM/9G
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9G" | Pritchard
| 6
| 8 s
| 2.8 dBW @ 1288 Hz
| 0.30 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| 5327-5327

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9S" | PCM/9S
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9S" | Pritchard
| 4
| 7 s
| 2.4 dBW @ 1285 Hz
| 0.25 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SC/90" | SC/90
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SC/90" | Stillwater
| 10
| 7 s
| 3.4 dBW @ 1294 Hz
| 0.34 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2900
| 3959-5113

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/2" | SCM/2
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/2" | Stillwater
| 8
| 8 s
| 3.0 dBW @ 1292 Hz
| 0.32 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2900
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/4" | SCM/4
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/4" | Stillwater
| 8
| 6 s
| 2.6 dBW @ 1289 Hz
| 0.32 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2900
| 4743-4743

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

CM Suite

2019-03-08T04:03:02Z

IFcoltransG: IFcoltransG moved page CM Suite to Countermeasures: The module name changed in-game

#REDIRECT [[Countermeasures]]

Countermeasures

2019-03-08T04:03:01Z

IFcoltransG: IFcoltransG moved page CM Suite to Countermeasures: The module name changed in-game

== Comparisons ==

All CM suites have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: ?
* destroyed: ?

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Name
! Manufacturer
! Ammo Slots
! Reload
! Emissions
! Power Drain
! Boot Time
! Components
! Base Value
! Cost Range

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard CM/42" | CM/42
| data-sort-value="Mallard CM/42" | Mallard
| 6
| 8 s
| 2.8 dBW @ 1282 Hz
| 0.20 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| 3302-4855

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/2" | CML/2
| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/2" | Mallard
| 3
| 6 s
| 2.0 dBW @ 1280 Hz
| 0.10 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2871
| 3355-4868

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/3" | CML/3
| data-sort-value="Mallard CML/3" | Mallard
| 4
| 7 s
| 2.4 dBW @ 1281 Hz
| 0.15 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2871
| 3629-3810

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9" | PCM/9
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9" | Pritchard
| 2
| 6 s
| 2.0 dBW @ 1284 Hz
| 0.20 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| 4302-5520

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9G" | PCM/9G
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9G" | Pritchard
| 6
| 8 s
| 2.8 dBW @ 1288 Hz
| 0.30 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| 5327-5327

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9S" | PCM/9S
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PCM/9S" | Pritchard
| 4
| 7 s
| 2.4 dBW @ 1285 Hz
| 0.25 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3190
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SC/90" | SC/90
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SC/90" | Stillwater
| 10
| 7 s
| 3.4 dBW @ 1294 Hz
| 0.34 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2900
| 3959-5113

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/2" | SCM/2
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/2" | Stillwater
| 8
| 8 s
| 3.0 dBW @ 1292 Hz
| 0.32 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2900
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/4" | SCM/4
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SCM/4" | Stillwater
| 8
| 6 s
| 2.6 dBW @ 1289 Hz
| 0.32 kW
| 4 s
|
| 2900
| 4743-4743

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Sensor Suite

2019-02-14T08:06:46Z

IFcoltransG: Corrected table column sort order for Emissions, Sensor Ghosts, Analysis Time, Strength (Sorry messy code)

== Comparisons ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Manufacturer
! Name
! Sensor Ghosts
! Analysis Time
! Strength
! data-sort-type="number" | Emissions
! Power Drain (kW)
! Boot Time
! Components
! Cost Range

|-

| data-sort-value="Cosmos C1-SNS" | Cosmos
| C1-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=1 | slow
| data-sort-value=2 | medium
| 7 dBW @ 835 Hz
| 0.20
| 12 s
|
| 4049-4290

|-

| data-sort-value="Cosmos C5-SNS" | Cosmos
| C5-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=1 | slow
| data-sort-value=4 | very good
| 8 dBW @ 833 Hz
| 0.20
| 10 s
|
| 3991-4144

|-

| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems D2-SNS" | Dal Pozzo Systems
| D2-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=0 | very slow
| data-sort-value=0 | very bad
| 10 dBW @ 831 Hz
| 0.30
| 6 s
|
| 1989-1989

|-

| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems D4-SNS" | Dal Pozzo Systems
| D4-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=0 | very slow
| data-sort-value=1 | bad
| 10 dBW @ 830 Hz
| 0.30
| 6 s
| buff tasc tasc clte clte hapn hapn emre shp1 shp1
| 2183-3085

|-

| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems Probe Sensor" | Dal Pozzo Systems
| Probe Sensor
| data-sort-value=0 | very high
| data-sort-value=0 | very slow
| data-sort-value=3 | good
| 10 dBW @ 830 Hz
| 0.30
| 1 s
|
| 2296-2888

|-

| data-sort-value="M Tech M1-SNS" | M Tech
| M1-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=4 | very quick
| data-sort-value=2 | medium
| 6 dBW @ 824 Hz
| 0.20
| 8 s
| buff tasc tasc clte clte shp1 shp1 hapn hapn emre
| 3611-3611

|-

| data-sort-value="M Tech M2-SNS" | M Tech
| M2-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=4 | very quick
| data-sort-value=3 | good
| 6 dBW @ 825 Hz
| 0.20
| 8 s
|
| 3386-5167

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SL-SNS" | Signals Ltd.
| SL-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=1 | slow
| data-sort-value=3 | good
| 4 dBW @ 826 Hz
| 0.30
| 12 s
|
| 3725-4026

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SM-SNS" | Signals Ltd.
| SM-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=1 | slow
| data-sort-value=3 | good
| 3 dBW @ 827 Hz
| 0.20
| 12 s
|
| 3599-4202

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SQ-SNS" | Signals Ltd.
| SQ-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=2 | moderate
| data-sort-value=4 | very good
| 2 dBW @ 828 Hz
| 0.20
| 14 s
|
| 3945-3945

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. T0-SNS" | Signals Ltd.
| T0-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=3 | quick
| data-sort-value=2 | medium
| 6 dBW @ 820 Hz
| 0.10
| 10 s
|
| 3116-3678

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. T9-SNS" | Signals Ltd.
| T9-SNS
| data-sort-value=4 | very low
| data-sort-value=4 | very quick
| data-sort-value=1 | bad
| 6 dBW @ 822 Hz
| 0.10
| 10 s
|
| 2886-4025

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Point Defense System

2019-02-14T07:13:26Z

IFcoltransG: /* Comparisons */ Corrected sort order of Range table column

== Comparisons ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Name
! Manufacturer
! Accuracy
! Reload Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Range
! Emissions
! Power Drain
! Boot Time
! Components
! Base Value
! Cost Range

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar PDL 101" | PDL 101
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar PDL 101" | Kruger Interstellar
| 1d6 (very good)
| 4 (very bad)
| 8 (0.0 Gmf)
| 92 dBW @ 1482 Hz
| 4.70 kW
| 4 s
|
| 4235
| 5196-6372

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar PDL 111" | PDL 111
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar PDL 111" | Kruger Interstellar
| 1d5 (good)
| 4 (very bad)
| 9 (0.0 Gmf)
| 88 dBW @ 1484 Hz
| 5.00 kW
| 6 s
|
| 4235
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar PDL 400" | PDL 400
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar PDL 400" | Kruger Interstellar
| 1d5 (good)
| 4 (very bad)
| 10 (0.0 Gmf)
| 86 dBW @ 1486 Hz
| 4.80 kW
| 6 s
|
| 4235
| 4286-5645

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard MPD 100" | MPD 100
| data-sort-value="Mallard MPD 100" | Mallard
| 1d4 (medium)
| 3.5 (medium)
| 11 (0.0 Gmf)
| 70 dBW @ 1488 Hz
| 4.50 kW
| 3 s
|
| 3850
| 5419-5818

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard MPD 200" | MPD 200
| data-sort-value="Mallard MPD 200" | Mallard
| 1d5 (good)
| 3.5 (medium)
| 13 (0.0 Gmf)
| 75 dBW @ 1490 Hz
| 4.30 kW
| 4 s
| mcmp buff tasc tasc clte clte hapn clte clte
| 3465
| 3389-5307

|-

| data-sort-value="Mallard MPD 250" | MPD 250
| data-sort-value="Mallard MPD 250" | Mallard
| 1d5 (good)
| 3.5 (medium)
| 12 (0.0 Gmf)
| 73 dBW @ 1492 Hz
| 4.20 kW
| 3 s
|
| 3080
| 2868-2868

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PSL 10X" | PSL 10X
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PSL 10X" | Pritchard
| 1d5 (good)
| 3 (medium)
| 24 (0.0 Gmf)
| 86 dBW @ 1496 Hz
| 5.00 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3150
| 3320-4937

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PSL 900" | PSL 900
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PSL 900" | Pritchard
| 1d4 (medium)
| 3 (medium)
| 18 (0.0 Gmf)
| 84 dBW @ 1493 Hz
| 4.50 kW
| 4 s
|
| 3850
| 4332-4656

|-

| data-sort-value="Pritchard PSL 940" | PSL 940
| data-sort-value="Pritchard PSL 940" | Pritchard
| 1d5 (good)
| 3 (medium)
| 20 (0.0 Gmf)
| 83 dBW @ 1495 Hz
| 4.80 kW
| 5 s
|
| 3465
| 3687-4348

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SDS 080" | SDS 080
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SDS 080" | Stillwater
| 1d3 (bad)
| 3 (medium)
| 18 (0.0 Gmf)
| 90 dBW @ 1498 Hz
| 4.80 kW
| 3 s
|
| 3150
| 3468-5009

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SDS 090" | SDS 090
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SDS 090" | Stillwater
| 1d4 (medium)
| 3 (medium)
| 20 (0.0 Gmf)
| 94 dBW @ 1499 Hz
| 5.00 kW
| 2 s
|
| 3150
| 3334-4968

|-

| data-sort-value="Stillwater SDS 55L" | SDS 55L
| data-sort-value="Stillwater SDS 55L" | Stillwater
| 1d3 (bad?)
| 2.6 (?)
| 15 (0.0 Gmf)
| 84 dBW @ 1500 Hz
| 5.40 kW
| 3 s
|
| 3850
| ?

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Nav Computer

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== Comparisons ==

All nav computers have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 80%
* destroyed: 10%

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! rowspan="2" | Name
! rowspan="2" | Manufacturer
! rowspan="2" | Interface
! colspan="2" | Emissions
! rowspan="2" | Power Drain (kW)
! rowspan="2" | Boot Time
! rowspan="2" | Components
! rowspan="2" | Base Value
! rowspan="2" | Cost Range

|-

! dBW
! Hz

|-

| data-sort-value="Cosmos CNM/1" | CNM/1
| data-sort-value="Cosmos CNM/1" | Cosmos
| data-sort-value="aaaaaa" | full colour
| 2
| 832
| 0.40
| 24 s
| mcmp tasc clte roau roau shp1 shp1 buff
| 3480
| 4160-4160

|-

| data-sort-value="Cosmos CNM/2" | CNM/2
| data-sort-value="Cosmos CNM/2" | Cosmos
| data-sort-value="aaaaaa" | full colour
| 1.2
| 832
| 0.70
| 24 s
|
| 3480
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Cosmos CNM/R" | CNM/R
| data-sort-value="Cosmos CNM/R" | Cosmos
| ?
| 2.4
| 826
| 0.50
| 24 s
|
| 3190
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems NM/60" | NM/60
| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems NM/60" | Dal Pozzo Systems
| blue
| 6
| 830
| 0.60
| 25 s
|
| 2088
| 2253-2253

|-

| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems NM/80" | NM/80
| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems NM/80" | Dal Pozzo Systems
| green
| 10
| 831
| 1.00
| 28 s
|
| 2088
| 2251-2976

|-

| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems NM/99" | NM/99
| data-sort-value="Dal Pozzo Systems NM/99" | Dal Pozzo Systems
| green
| 8
| 829
| 0.60
| 30 s
|
| 2610
| 2705-3447

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SNM/40" | SNM/40
| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SNM/40" | Signals Ltd.
| green
| 4
| 834
| 0.50
| 26 s
|
| 2784
| 3692-4169

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SNM/50" | SNM/50
| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SNM/50" | Signals Ltd.
| blue
| 5
| 835
| 0.40
| 30 s
|
| 3480
| 4217-4217

|-

| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SNM/66" | SNM/66
| data-sort-value="Signals Ltd. SNM/66" | Signals Ltd.
| ?
| 4
| 834
| 0.20
| 34 s
|
| 3480
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Tribalt NV/T1" | NV/T1
| data-sort-value="Tribalt NV/T1" | Tribalt
| ?
| 4.0
| 837
| 0.40
| 18 s
|
| 3190
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Tribalt NV/T2" | NV/T2
| data-sort-value="Tribalt NV/T2" | Tribalt
| data-sort-value="aaaaaa" | full colour
| 3
| 837
| 0.30
| 16 s
|
| 3190
| 3572-4205

|-

| data-sort-value="Tribalt NV/T4" | NV/T4
| data-sort-value="Tribalt NV/T4" | Tribalt
| data-sort-value="aaaaaa" | full colour
| 3
| 838
| 0.20
| 20 s
|
| 3190
| 3505-3585

|}

== Notes ==

* As of 2018-07-27, the Mechanixx screen shows the manufacturer of the NV/T2 as Dal Pozzo. The module name suggests that it should be Tribalt.
* As of 2018-07-27, the Mechanixx screen shows the manufacturer of the NV/T4 as Dal Pozzo. The module name suggests that it should be Tribalt.

[[Category:Modules]]

Grappling Arm

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== Comparisons ==

All grappling arms have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 80%
* destroyed: 10%

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! rowspan="2" | Name
! rowspan="2" | Manufacturer
! rowspan="2" | Speed
! rowspan="2" | Emissions
! colspan="2" | Power Drain
! rowspan="2" | Components
! rowspan="2" | Base Value
! rowspan="2" | Cost Range
|-

! Standby
! In Use

|-

| data-sort-value="Galaxy GRA" | GRA
| data-sort-value="Galaxy GRA" | Galaxy
| 11
| 24 dBW @ 1235 Hz
| 0.60 kW
| 6.00 kW
|
| 2530
| 2359-3806

|-

| data-sort-value="Galaxy GRA 5" | GRA 5
| data-sort-value="Galaxy GRA 5" | Galaxy
| 12
| 22 dBW @ 1236 Hz
| 0.60 kW
| 6.00 kW
|
| 2760
| 3416-4327

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar DRAK" | DRAK
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar DRAK" | Kruger Interstellar
| 6
| 15 dBW @ 1234 Hz
| 0.40 kW
| 4.00 kW
|
| 2783
| 3606-4261

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar DRAK 2" | DRAK 2
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar DRAK 2" | Kruger Interstellar
| 8
| 14 dBW @ 1232 Hz
| 0.30 kW
| 3.50 kW
| roau tasc tasc tasc clte clte clte buff roau roau roau
| ?
| 2637-4308

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

RCS

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== Comparisons ==

All RCS have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 80%
* destroyed: 10%

'''A note on "Rotational Speed":'''
The text labels are as reported on the Mechanixx screens. However, experiments have shown that the labels are reversed; "very slow" modules are much faster than "very quick". The accompanying numbers, which come from the data files embedded in the application, should be interpreted as larger == faster.

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! rowspan="3" | Name
! rowspan="3" | Manufacturer
! rowspan="3" | Rotational Speed
! colspan="3" | Emissions (dBW @ Hz)
! rowspan="3" | Power Drain (kW)
! rowspan="3" | Components
! rowspan="3" | Base Value
! rowspan="3" | Cost Range

|-

! colspan="2" | dBW
! rowspan="2" | Hz

|-

! Standby
! In Use

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9" | RCSYS-G9
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=22 |very quick (22)
| 1
| 14
| 398
| 12.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr brnr brnr buff
| 2024
| 3462-4408

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9S" | RCSYS-G9S
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-G9S" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=18 | very quick (18)
| 1
| 18
| 396
| 11.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr buff
| 1619
| 2397-2919

|-

| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-GSS" | RCSYS-GSS
| data-sort-value="Gemini Star Systems RCSYS-GSS" | Gemini Star Systems
| data-sort-value=35 | quick (35)
| 2
| 12
| 400
| 10.00
|
| 2226
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-2" | RCSYS-2
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-2" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=45 | moderate (45)
| 2
| 10
| 404
| 9.00
|
| 3340
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-4" | RCSYS-4
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-4" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=40 | moderate (40)
| 2
| 10
| 403
| 10.00
| roau tasc tasc brnr brnr brnr buff tasc tasc tasc tasc hapn hapn hapn
| 3036
| 4825-6200

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KS" | RCSYS-KS
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KS" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=25 | quick (25)
| 3
| 11
| 404
| 8.00
|
| 3036
| 4410-6575

|-

| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KSM" | RCSYS-KSM
| data-sort-value="Kruger Interstellar RCSYS-KSM" | Kruger Interstellar
| data-sort-value=60 | very slow (60)
| 1
| 9
| 401
| 7.00
| tasc brnr brnr brnr buff tasc tasc hapn hapn hapn hapn roau hapn hapn hapn
| 2505
| 3359-4009

|-

| data-sort-value="Kyber Industrial AP-RCS1" | AP-RCS1
| data-sort-value="Kyber Industrial AP-RCS1" | Kyber Industrial
| data-sort-value=1000 | very slow
| 2
| 11
| 401
| 2.00
|
| ?
| 5115-5115

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Category:Modules

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Modules are subsystems of a vessel, such as the engine or the sensors. They can be bought through the [[Mechanic Screen]], and their individual [[components]] can be replaced or upgraded.

Category:Components

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== Components ==

Components are the internal, user replaceable parts of ship [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Each individual component has 8 values:

* [[:Category:Component Brands|Component type (Brand)]]
* Socket type (Shape)
* Sturdiness
* Minimum damage rating
* Damage before efficiency drop
* Efficiency drop when damaged
* Current Damage
* Base Cost (Base cost is modified by damage)

Components can be bought and sold from the [[Component Screen|component screen]] on stations.

Generator

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== Comparisons ==

All generators have the same damage thresholds:

* damaged: 85%
* destroyed: 10%

{| class="wikitable sortable"

! Name
! Manufacturer
! data-sort-type="number"| Emissions
! data-sort-type="number"| Power Supply
! Boot Time
! Components
! Base Value
! Cost Range

|-

| data-sort-value="Akimov MkIV" | MkIV
| data-sort-value="Akimov MkIV" | Akimov
| 80 dBW @ 1098 Hz
| 15.00 kW
| 2 s
| core roau roau roau roau shp1 clte clte clte clte tasc tasc tasc tasc buff
| 5904
| 9082-9082

|-

| data-sort-value="Akimov MkV" | MkV
| data-sort-value="Akimov MkV" | Akimov
| 90 dBW @ 1100 Hz
| 7.00 kW
| 3 s
|
| 5904
| 6425-6425

|-

| data-sort-value="Akimov MkVI" | MkVI
| data-sort-value="Akimov MkVI" | Akimov
| 100 dBW @ 1102 Hz
| 6.00 kW
| 4 s
|
| 5904
| 6941-6941

|-

| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVII" | MkVII
| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVII" | Beaumont
| 80 dBW @ 1104 Hz
| 5.00 kW
| 2 s
| core roau roau clte clte tasc tasc buff shp1 shp1 tasc tasc
| 4510
| 5565-5799

|-

| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVIII" | MkVIII
| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkVIII" | Beaumont
| 100 dBW @ 1103 Hz
| 4.00 kW
| 3 s
|
| 4510
| ?

|-

| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkIX" | MkIX
| data-sort-value="Beaumont MkIX" | Beaumont
| 120 dBW @ 1105 Hz
| 3.00 kW
| 4 s
|
| 4510
| 4561-6512

|-

| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVII" | MkVII
| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVII" | Camhill
| 45 dBW @ 1109 Hz
| 5.50 kW
| 2 s
|
| 5412
| 6481-7797

|-

| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVIII" | MkVIII
| data-sort-value="Camhill MkVIII" | Camhill
| 60 dBW @ 1111 Hz
| 6.00 kW
| 3 s
|
| 5412
| 5190-8198

|-

| data-sort-value="Camhill Model One" | Model One
| data-sort-value="Camhill Model One" | Camhill
| 40 dBW @ 1107 Hz
| 4.50 kW
| 1 s
|
| 5412
| 4992-7636

|}

[[Category:Modules]]

Comms

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#REDIRECT [[Communications]]

User:IFcoltransG

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I'm IFcoltransG. I'm a human. I use the internet sometimes. You can find me there.

Category talk:Commodities

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IFcoltransG: About list being incomplete

==Main table==
The list of commodities is incomplete. [[User:IFcoltransG|IFcoltransG]] ([[User talk:IFcoltransG|talk]]) 03:44, 27 January 2019 (UTC)

Objects in Space

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#REDIRECT [[Main Page]]

Licenses

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Licenses represent a player's ability to take [[contracts]] from various [[organisations]]. Licenses are often purchased in the [[Commerce Screen]], although they can be awarded for completing odd jobs. Each one begins as a rudimentary license that only allows the player to accept few low-paying jobs, but as the player successfully completes contracts with an employer, the employer will trust the them with better contracts. If the player fails a contract, their license will be revoked, and they if they regain it, they will have to start again at moving up the ranks of the contract system.

==Notes==
* Although most of [[Main Page|Objects in Space]] uses British English, the term 'license' used as a noun is American English. In British English, 'licence' is the noun and 'license' is only a verb.

Contracts

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IFcoltransG: Returned 'licence' to 'license' to fit with game's own incorrect spelling, and rest of wiki

Cargo contracts are issued by one of the many [[organisations]] in Objects In Space. A contract requires a player to pick up a certain quantity of [[cargo]] and drop it off at the [[Commerce Screen|commerce terminal]] at another [[stations|station]].

Contracts are time limited, and generally require delivery within a set amount of [[hours]]. Sucessfully completing contracts for a client will increase your reputation with them, leading to more lucrative contracts being offered.

== Getting Contracts ==

A player must possess a [[licenses|license]] issued by an organisation before they can take contracts.

Click on the Contracts options in the Commerce Terminal display of any station. The Contracts screen will display any contracts available for companies you have licenses with.

You must click the "Take Contract" button to accept the contract.

''Note: Details of any accepted contract can also be viewed in your PDA (TAB). ''

You can only accept a maximum of three (3) contracts at any one time.

Don't forget to collect the Cargo from the Trading Terminal.

== Fulfilling Contracts ==

To fulfill the conditions of the contract, you must visit the commerce terminal in the destination port and sell the cargo outlined in the contract.

== Failing Contracts ==

If you fail to deliver the requested cargo on time, the contract will fail, and the employer will email you, possibly revoking your license.

Contracts

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Cargo contracts are issued by one of the many [[organisations]] in Objects In Space. A contract requires a player to pick up a certain quantity of [[cargo]] and drop it off at the [[Commerce Screen|commerce terminal]] at another [[stations|station]].

Contracts are time limited, and generally require delivery within a set amount of [[hours]]. Sucessfully completing contracts for a client will increase your reputation with them, leading to more lucrative contracts being offered.

== Getting Contracts ==

A player must possess a [[licences|licence]] issued by an organisation before they can take contracts.

Click on the Contracts options in the Commerce Terminal display of any station. The Contracts screen will display any contracts available for companies you have licences with.

You must click the "Take Contract" button to accept the contract.

''Note: Details of any accepted contract can also be viewed in your PDA (TAB). ''

You can only accept a maximum of three (3) contracts at any one time.

Don't forget to collect the Cargo from the Trading Terminal.

== Fulfilling Contracts ==

To fulfill the conditions of the contract, you must visit the commerce terminal in the destination port and sell the cargo outlined in the contract.

== Failing Contracts ==

If you fail to deliver the requested cargo on time, the contract will fail, and the employer will email you, possibly revoking your licence.

Contracts

2019-01-27T03:25:25Z

IFcoltransG: Fixed some links and 'license' to 'licence'

Cargo contracts are issued by one of the many [[organisations]] in Objects In Space. A contract requires a player to pick up a certain quantity of [[cargo]] and drop it off at the [[Commerce Screen|commerce terminal]] at another [[station]].

Contracts are time limited, and generally require delivery within a set amount of [[hours]]. Sucessfully completing contracts for a client will increase your reputation with them, leading to more lucrative contracts being offered.

== Getting Contracts ==

A player must possess a [[licences|licence]] issued by an organisation before they can take contracts.

Click on the Contracts options in the Commerce Terminal display of any station. The Contracts screen will display any contracts available for companies you have licences with.

You must click the "Take Contract" button to accept the contract.

''Note: Details of any accepted contract can also be viewed in your PDA (TAB). ''

You can only accept a maximum of three (3) contracts at any one time.

Don't forget to collect the Cargo from the Trading Terminal.

== Fulfilling Contracts ==

To fulfill the conditions of the contract, you must visit the commerce terminal in the destination port and sell the cargo outlined in the contract.

== Failing Contracts ==

If you fail to deliver the requested cargo on time, the contract will fail, and the employer will email you, possibly revoking your licence.

Commerce Screen

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CommerceLink Commerce Screens are where the player purchases trading licenses with [[:Category:Organisations|corporations]], manage their [[loans]], acquires shipping [[contracts]], takes on [[passengers]], and accepts [[bounties]].
[[Image:CommerceLink terminal.jpg|thumb|A CommerceLink terminal in Tega]]

[[Category:Station Interface]]

Commerce Screen

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CommerceLink Commerce Screens are where the player purchases trading licenses with corporations, manage their loans, acquires shipping contracts, takes on passengers, and accepts bounties.
[[Image:CommerceLink terminal.jpg|thumb|A CommerceLink terminal in Tega]]

[[Category:Station Interface]]

Trading Screen

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You can buy and sell commodities here. Most stations purchase most goods (though often only a few at a time before paying nothing for further quantities of the same commodity).
[[Image:Trading Screen.jpg|thumb|Cheap metals bought from [[Maskelyne Mining Station]] are instrumental in the success of the of the [[Leo]]-[[Tega]] trade route.]]

[[Category:Station Interface]]

File:Trading Screen.jpg

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A trading screen in Tega: Maskelyne Mining Station unsurprisingly sells lots of metals.

Commerce Screen

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This is where you purchase trading licenses with corporations, manage your loans, acquire shipping contracts, take on passengers, and accept bounties.
[[Image:CommerceLink terminal.jpg|thumb|A CommerceLink terminal in Tega]]

[[Category:Station Interface]]

File:CommerceLink terminal.jpg

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A CommerceLink in Tega.

Component Screen

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The Component Screen is a terminal in stations that allows the player to buy and sell [[:Category:Components|components]] for [[:Category:Modules|ship modules]]. The interface allows the user to filter by the component type/shape, and also by the [[:Category:Component Brands|brand of component]]. However, not every brand will always be in stock for each component type, and some brands never produce certain types of components. For example, [[Elander|Elander's]] low-emission philosophy means they do not provide [[Emission Relay]]s.
[[Image:Component_Screen.jpg|thumb|A Component Screen in Tega. Left is player inventory, right is Xiao Sa Hap-Nodes for sale.]]

[[Category:Station Interface]]

File:Component Screen.jpg

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A Component Screen terminal in Tega, showing an inventory of mostly ConnexT parts on left, and Xiao Sa Hap-Nodes for sale on the left.

Category:Components

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== Components ==

Components are the internal, user replaceable parts of ship [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Each individual component has 8 values:

* [[:Category:Component Brands|Component type (Brand)]]
* Socket type (Shape)
* Sturdiness
* Minimum damage rating
* Damage before efficiency drop
* Efficiency drop when damaged
* Current Damage
* Base Cost (Base cost is modified by damage)

Components can be bought from the [[Component Screen|component screen]] on stations.

Components

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#REDIRECT [[:Category:Components]]

Elander

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Elander produces expensive [[components]] for [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Elander takes to heart the sentiment that silence is golden. They create the quietest components, for the highest prices. They are similar to [[Octan]], which focuses on much cheaper versions of Elander's quiet components. Elander components are among the best all round components on offer, particularly in the area of low emissions, whereas [[Harris-Wilson]], the other corporation in the price range, focuses on performance. Elander and Harris-Wilson components' statistics are among the best, if you are prepared to pay for it.

[[Category:Component Brands]]

Harris-Wilson

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The Harris-Wilson corporation creates [[components]] that are the equivalent of a sports car: they are not very subtle, but high quality. Together with [[Elander]], Harris-Wilson charges a lot for their components, but it is difficult to find better performance than Harris-Wilson components. Elander and Harris-Wilson differ in the emissions of their components: Elander creates quiet components, and Harris-Wilson creates loud ones with better efficiency. If you aren't prepared to raid your savings to get Harris-Wilson components, [[Xiao Sa]] provides reasonable performance and efficiency for less.

Elander

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Elander produces [[components]] for [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Elander takes to heart the sentiment that silence is golden. They create quiet components, for high prices. They are similar to [[Octan]], which focuses on cheaper versions of Elander's quiet components. Elander components are among the best all round components on offer, particularly in the area of low emissions, whereas [[Harris-Wilson]], the other corporation in the price range, focuses on performance. Elander and Harris-Wilson components' statistics are among the best, if you are prepared to pay for it.

[[Category:Component Brands]]

Xiao Sa

2019-01-27T01:40:46Z

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The Xiao Sa corporation's [[components]] are among the top three companies when it comes to efficiency, but [[Elander]] and [[Harris-Wilson]] will set you back somewhat more than a Xiao Sa component will. However, if you value stealth and silence, perhaps [[Octan]] or [[Elander]] is a better choice, because Xiao Sa components will not compromise their efficiency for the sake of low emissions.

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Octan

2019-01-27T01:36:28Z

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Octan is a corporation that produces [[components]] for [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Octan components are cheap, second only to [[ConnexT]], but are better value-for-money than ConnexT. Octan products can be considered a less expensive version of [[Elander]]: both focus on components built for stealth that have low emissions. Many brand new modules come with an Octan component, because Octan products tend to be well worth the low price tag, unlike ConnexT. For example, [[generator]]s can be prepackaged with an Octan [[Reactor Core]].

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Arakaki

2019-01-27T01:31:52Z

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Arakaki is a company notable for manufacturing [[components]] with good performance. Their prices are middle-of-the-pack and their noise emissions are nothing to scream about. However, Arakaki components are more efficient and run at a lower wattage than [[Octan]] and [[Ventarii]], for a little higher a price.

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Ventarii

2019-01-27T01:23:46Z

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The Ventarii corporation creates [[components]]. Their components are durable, significantly more so than their cheaper alternatives, such as [[Octan]] and [[ConnexT]]. They are sometimes beaten by [[Xiao Sa]] in durability, but not in price.

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Category:Component Brands

2019-01-27T01:18:34Z

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There are several corporations that sell module [[components]]. Each company offers modules with different strengths for different prices.
==Summary==
===ConnexT===
Offers cheap poor quality components.
===Octan===
Offers affordable components with a combination of very low emissions and reasonable efficiency.
===Ventarii===
Offers durable components, sometimes sacrificing performance.
===Arakaki===
Offers the most efficient components.
===Xiao Sa===
Offers unparalleled strength of components.
===Elander===
High quality components for high prices, focusing on extremely low emissions.
===Harris-Wilson===
Expensive but quality components, with low power consumption.

Octan

2019-01-27T01:15:23Z

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Octan is a corporation that produces [[components]] for [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Octan components are cheap, second only to [[ConnexT]], but are better value-for-money than ConnexT. Octan products can be considered a less expensive version of [[Elander]]: both focus on components built for stealth that have low emissions. Many brand new modules come with an Octan component. For example, [[generator]]s can be prepackaged with an Octan [[Reactor Core]].

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ConnexT

2019-01-27T01:15:01Z

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ConnexT is a corporation that produces inferior [[components]] for superior prices. ConnexT components are the cheapest on the market, but degrade quickly and have poor statistics. Many brand-new [[:Category:Modules|modules]] come full of ConnexT components.

[[Category:Component Brands]]

Octan

2019-01-27T01:12:13Z

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Octan is a corporation that produces components for [[:Category:Modules|modules]]. Octan components are cheap, second only to [[ConnexT]], but are better value-for-money than ConnexT. Octan products can be considered a less expensive version of [[Elander]]: both focus on components built for stealth that have low emissions. Many brand new modules come with an Octan component. For example, [[generator]]s can be prepackaged with an Octan [[Reactor Core]].

[[Category:Component Brands]]

ConnexT

2019-01-27T01:05:08Z

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ConnexT is a corporation that produces inferior components for superior prices. ConnexT components are the cheapest on the market, but degrade quickly and have poor statistics. Many brand-new [[:Category:Modules|modules]] come full of ConnexT components.

[[Category:Component Brands]]

Category:Component Brands

2019-01-27T00:59:00Z

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There are several corporations that sell module [[components]]. Each company offers modules with different strengths for different prices.
==Summary==
===ConnexT===
Offers cheap poor quality components.
===Octan===
Offers affordable components with a combination of very low emissions and reasonable efficiency.
===Ventarii===
Offers durable components, with high strength, sometimes sacrificing performance.
===Arakaki===
Offers the most efficient components.
===Xiao Sa===
Offers unparalleled strength of components.
===Elander===
High quality components for high prices, focusing on extremely low emissions.
===Harris-Wilson===
Expensive but quality components, with low power consumption.

Components

2019-01-27T00:43:17Z

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#REDIRECT [[Component Screen]]

Reactor

2019-01-27T00:34:18Z

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#REDIRECT [[Generator]]