Wormholes

Hi guys,
I'm looking for the most effective method of finding a WH to nullsec.

After 9hrs of sightseeing w-space and scanning every signature in every system and three days of reading WH atrticles I'm getting a little bit frustrated.

If I understand correctly the information on EVElopedia, the best chance of finding nullsec WH would be in C3 space, because almost 20% of static WHs should be K346. So every fifth C3 system should have connection to nullsec - right?
I've also read, but haven't tried yet, that I could drop one deep space probe and eliminate some signatures basing on the signal strenght.

Do you have any other advice or should I really only scan, scan, scan waiting for better luck?

You are on the right track with the deep space probes. This works: http://swiftandbitter.com/eve/dsp/wormhole.html?str=8&f=5&sec=3

Null holes from C3 are small sigs from memory, about as hard to resolve as mag and radars. Check the site.

You will have better luck getting into c5 static c5 space and scanning out a nice long chain from there. More time than not you will wind up with several 0.0 exits along the way.

That page contains a lot of faulty data.

If you want regular access to nullsec and don't care about the quality of sleeper sites in your home system, a C1 with static null is best. Almost no one wants to live there so most of them are empty.

What he means is that there are more wormholes leading to 0.0 in C5 systems. This is because a lot of wormholes that spawn in 0.0 space connect to c5 systems.
So, if you roam around in c5 systems with a static c5, you have a higher chance of finding a 0.0 exit.

You could also use a site like www.wormnav.com to check a system when you enter to see if it isa C3 with a nullsec static before you waste your time scanning.

So...correct me if I have misinterpreted your intentions. You are trying to perfect a method that allows you to travel from HS to Null Sec repeatedly?

You may luck out from time to time and find a HS > C1-3 > Null chain that you could use but if you wanted to perfect a system you would still have to scan all the time.

Cross reference you locus ID of the WH that you jump into with one of the 2 or 3 sites already linked in the thread to see what it's static is. If it's static is not a null, don't waste your time, just move onto the next HS system and look for more WH's.

That volatile nature of WH's is going to make this a tiring task and you're results will vary, but eventually you should find a WH in HS with a static exit to Null, it's only a matter of time.

Yes - that's the plan: go to null for a few days, admire it's culture, taste some exotic food, meet friendly natives then come back then repeat somewhere else.

So of course I don't expect I will repeatedly find WH to nullsec in every HS or every W-space, I am prepared for some effort and that's why I ask after three days of trying.

I want to check if it's as easy and profitable as one guy wrote in other thread. For now it's difficult but I have to be sure I do everything good before I give up. Still a lot to learn

It make it sound like its hard to get into nullsec?

I regularly dance through the front door of nullsec entry points in kspace.

Man, I can't wait until I get out to WH space. Living in Null makes you feel kinda untouchable sometimes; "no one can muster a large fleet this deep in null, with the safety net of my alliance for 20 jumps in any direction surrounding me."

Suddenly, wormholers! Must be fun to come and go as you please like that :D