Ships & Modules

Where are you using it? and what are your skills like?

Edit

This is pretty close to the Epithal Fit I use for WH PI but it should work for most places. Fitting is pretty hard so you might have to drop down to a medium shield extender (you can add another Warp core stab then or nano fibre).

Edit - you can also use better meta level extenders if you want but the Meta 2 is pretty cheap. You can also drop the cloak and drop to meta 1 resist mods to reduce cost.

[Iteron Mark IV (Miasmos), Overall]
Reactor Control Unit II
Warp Core Stabilizer I
Warp Core Stabilizer I
Warp Core Stabilizer I

Experimental 10MN Afterburner I
Large Subordinate Screen Stabilizer I
Adaptive Invulnerability Field II
EM Ward Amplifier II

Prototype Cloaking Device I
[empty high slot]

Medium Anti-Thermal Screen Reinforcer I
Medium Low Friction Nozzle Joints I
Medium Low Friction Nozzle Joints I

I was thinking something more like this myself.

Neut is for the random interceptor that has a Triple Point Setup. the Neut should be enough for you to get him to drop one of them hopefully, if you are lucky, before his friends arrive :P

(Swap with Meta 4 if cheaper or low skills where you can)

[Miasmos, New Setup 1]
Inertia Stabilizers II
Inertia Stabilizers II
Warp Core Stabilizer I
Warp Core Stabilizer I

EM Ward Amplifier II
Medium Shield Extender II
Medium Shield Extender II
Medium Shield Extender II

Prototype Cloaking Device I
Small Energy Neutralizer II

Medium Low Friction Nozzle Joints I
Medium Low Friction Nozzle Joints I
Medium Low Friction Nozzle Joints I

I stand corrected, I had forgotten about the Warp Core Stab effects on Targeting.

Third stab is still useful. Being able to take an extra disruptor and warp off really helps sometimes. Most people don't expect 3 disruptors or 1 scram and 1 disruptor to fall short to hold you in place.

indeed they do hence the 3rd stab.

Also a few other notes.

Nanos nerf you tank (more than low friction rigs do), stabilisers make you faster to lock and after the 3rd mod stacking really kicks in so the benefit of having 2 stabilisers (and 2-3 low frictions) might be out weighed by the faster locking you opponent has on you. (more research required)

Edit - did some research and the stabs do make you warp a lot faster (more than the lower lock time most ships would have).

As mentioned your fit will depend on your operating location. Mine has a AB to burn out of bubbles but it you are in HS or low sec that might not be required at which point a DC2 would be the next best module.

Curious to know why you say this? I am under the impression that in this case it would give you a warp strength of 3, so lets say a faction scram is use which has a +3 strength you will still warp away, similarly if you were tackled by a scram and a disruptor, which add up to a strength of 3, you would still warp.
It is entirely possible I am wrong though

EDIT, i didn't read the whole post.. seems I am correct in my understanding.

I agree, you are right. But then my intention for the tracking disruptor is doing what I want. With my shield tanked and my faster jumps this strategy has always worked for me. By the time they might even get a shot in I will already be in warp and my shield is still intact.

I think the OP needs to say where he plans to use it.
Essentially if you get caught you going to die. If its for HS, buffer fit the hell out of it and don't slow boat with high value goods. If its for null, low or wh's, you need a cloak and the ability to use the mwd + cloak trick.
No real value in putting rigs in a Non HS build, like I said, if you get caught, your dead, all you can hope for is to either cloak or get into warp before you are tackled. Some buffer will for the lucky shot if you aren't tackled and manage to warp.
You should also not be attempting to engage, lets say you manage to get away, and along the way you picked up an aggression timer.. you not going to jump the next gate.

Yes they do, the Shadow Serpentis Scrambler is around 70-80million and provides a 3pt scram, there's also True Sansha scrams.

Praxis' mentality is the very reason why these scrams are so valuable, also ships that come built in with warp strength (Venture, DSTs) have a similar mentality and often get caught by these scrams. I personally never leave home without a 3pt scram on my hunting ships or if I'm trying to catch industrials.