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1. Modulated Deep core miner II on Bustard - in Science and Industry [original thread]
While the strip miners dont use turret hardpoints, they use 12000 CPU unless fitted on a mining barge. So you've either got one hell of a coprocessor on that bustard or you aren't going to be able to fit it.
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2006.05.30 17:30:00
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2. how much isk does pos make a day in low sec system? - in Science and Industry [original thread]
As has been said above they will cost you some to keep running, but I've seen setups to make as much as 200 million isk a day on a large POS. It isn't too hard to break even (0 isk/day after operating costs) if you have a moon with a useful minera...
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2006.05.19 02:01:00
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3. POS in .4 - .7 - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Originally by: Mike Yagon Don't quote me on this but I *think* manufacturing arrays have a 25% material cost reduction. That's material WASTE reduction, it wont take it below the perfect mineral requirements (the ones listed in the ite...
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2006.02.07 20:56:00
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4. Explanation of Abundancy, please. - in Science and Industry [original thread]
At the moment, abundancy means nothing. If CCP ever gets around to releasing Moon Harvester 2's then you could set up a Moon Harvester 2 to mine that Titanium and would get 200 units per hour instead.
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2005.12.05 17:41:00
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5. ice krystallous location - in Science and Industry [original thread]
you should be able to find Krystallos, and all of the rare ice ores for that matter, in belts in low security space, i have no locations for krystallos, but i have seen both dark glitter and glare crust in low security belts.
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2005.12.01 02:47:00
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6. Moon Scanning - in Science and Industry [original thread]
it's all a matter of chance, some moons have nothing minable in them (like the two you scanned), others have severals things to mine. Scan a few more moonsand you'll find one with something to mine, though it isn't guarenteed to be useful. And one...
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2005.05.28 23:43:00
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7. New Control Towers... - in Science and Industry [original thread]
Is it just me or are the new towers less efficient than the old ones? you get 25% the CPU and power for 25% the fuel, but the cycle time means it takes 4 times longer on a small tower. wouldn't this make each unit of power and cpu that the small P...
- by Mathias Zealot - at 2005.03.22 02:51:00
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