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Hulks & Mackinaws without a sensible tank.
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Desivo Delta Visseroff
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#81 - 2013-03-21 14:17:18 UTC
I will never understand why some people leave empty LOW slots..... Here's an Idea. If you're fitting is tight from your mids and highs, fit a PDUII

It's one of the best Low Slot modules out there.

Fitting CPU usage
20 tf

Shield Shield recharge rate bonus
8.5 %

Shield HP bonus
5 %

Capacitor Capacitor recharge rate bonus
8.5 %

Capacitor bonus
5 %

Miscellaneous Powergrid bonus
5 %

I was hunting for sick loot, but all I could get my hands on were 50 corpses[:|]..............[:=d]
Inkarr Hashur
Skyline Federation
#82 - 2013-03-21 15:08:52 UTC
Desivo Delta Visseroff wrote:
I will never understand why some people leave empty LOW slots..... Here's an Idea. If you're fitting is tight from your mids and highs, fit a PDUII

It's one of the best Low Slot modules out there.

Fitting CPU usage
20 tf

Shield Shield recharge rate bonus
8.5 %

Shield HP bonus
5 %

Capacitor Capacitor recharge rate bonus
8.5 %

Capacitor bonus
5 %

Miscellaneous Powergrid bonus
5 %


Mining ships are tight on CPU, not powergrid, and they generally get no benefit from shield recharge nor capacitor.
Velicitia
XS Tech
#83 - 2013-03-21 15:26:31 UTC
Dave Stark wrote:

Velicitia wrote:

3 rig slots, and enough calibration for 3x cargohold optimization (tho that decreases hurts armor and not hull...)


that's not a cargo expander, that's cargo rigs.
expanders are low slot modules.

also, cargo rigs give an armour penalty which is negligible at best, on an orca, even a cargo rigged orca can hit 230k+ ehp.


uh, yeah ... I get that part ... my point was "maybe the guy said Cargo Expanders" and meant "Cargohold Optimization" (and obviously, applied the wrong penalty for said rig).

One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia