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Survey Scanner adjustment
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Madyn
Make-my-Day
#1 - 2012-11-29 16:10:46 UTC
Hey guys,

i was wondering if there could be some adjustments for this modul, as most ppl are mining with Orca support, so most ppl like me can mine up to 25.9 km but the Survey Scanner only shows roids up to 22.5km ...

so would like to tweak the ranke up to 26km. That would help a lot :)


Greetings Madyn
Infinite Force
#2 - 2012-11-29 16:42:57 UTC
Madyn wrote:
Hey guys,

i was wondering if there could be some adjustments for this modul, as most ppl are mining with Orca support, so most ppl like me can mine up to 25.9 km but the Survey Scanner only shows roids up to 22.5km ...

so would like to tweak the ranke up to 26km. That would help a lot :)


Greetings Madyn


From here: https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=2206636#post2206636

Infinite Force wrote:
Alx Warlord wrote:
CCP I would like for you guys to give asteroid survay scaners some more love: Give the results some more information, like remaining volume and maybe approximate isk value of the stack.

Please CCP arrow, tel me that it is not difficult and can be done in a couple of hours!!!!

Quite frankly, if they're going to give the survey scanners love, just increase the ranges purporational with the Orca & Rorqual boost ranges.

With a T2 scanner, you should be able to reach out to 35 - 40 km (if your strips can hit it, so should the scanner).
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Madyn
Make-my-Day
#3 - 2012-12-01 18:06:09 UTC
Thx for the link was looking for a thread for that, looks like i overreaded it ;)
Joe Risalo
State War Academy
Caldari State
#4 - 2012-12-01 18:15:51 UTC
I was hoping this was instead a thread about how survey scanners needed to show the m3 of a roid and not the units.
It's kinda funny cause you would assume a scanner would measure the m3, so that means on board computers are doing the conversions which we must then go back and undo so we know how many cycles to use.
Kinda redundant if you ask me