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Peonza Chan
Gloryhole Initiative
#1 - 2013-10-26 13:56:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Peonza Chan
It may be already posted but I don't find the post, so

What's the meaning of the GJ indicator of a ship scanner result?

Obviously it can't be the GJ of the scanned ship (e.g. a merlin can't reach the 250GJ my scan shows).

I though about some sort of precision indicator, but it seems it doesn't listen to if I'm at 0 or at 30km, the GJ results seems a bit random to me.

Any thoughs or facts I missed?



Also sorry for possible grammar mistakes.
Batelle
Federal Navy Academy
#2 - 2013-10-26 14:38:12 UTC
GJ typically means gigajoule, which measure capacitor. I don't recall where you're seeing it regarding the scanner, so I don't know.

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Kosetzu
The Black Crow Bandits
Northern Coalition.
#3 - 2013-10-26 15:29:37 UTC
If you mean the blue bar at the top right it is the ships current capacitor. It is often used by ships like the Bhaalgorn to check the capacitor of the target(s) they are neuting, to avoid spending too much cap to keep the enemy ship(s) capcitor at a minimum.
Peonza Chan
Gloryhole Initiative
#4 - 2013-10-26 17:05:29 UTC
Kosetzu wrote:
If you mean the blue bar at the top right it is the ships current capacitor. It is often used by ships like the Bhaalgorn to check the capacitor of the target(s) they are neuting, to avoid spending too much cap to keep the enemy ship(s) capcitor at a minimum.


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