It's good for closing gaps should your lowest resistance ever be attacked.
But if you already have >80% in a resistance and that's the one you're been hit at, it doesn't help much.

Although increasing resi from 80% to 85% is good - you cut enemy DPS by another 25%. Or am I just eftwarrioring?

I haven't looked at this module but from what I'm reading about it's behavior on the forums, I'd say Gal, prolly not going to use it as much as min because of the differences in the cap requirements of the two races. Min guns = no cap, gal guns = lots of cap. Compounded with split resistances since you're usually getting hit by more than one damage type and well.....why add more of a cap burden?

To become useful this module needs to react instantly, or at least much faster than it currently does. And the reaction must shift the resistances towards the optimal resistance profile based on both incoming damage and the existing resistances.

I would really like to use something like this, but right now it does too little, and the cap requirement is too harsh.

Some gallente ships are now shield tanked by some people, even the ships with an armor repair bonus. They get a good tank and a ton of damage with all those lows. I'd hate to see how absurd the T2 ancillary shield boosters will be.

t2 version will be beast for sure.

In fact, the module spread resistances pretty fast now : vs 2 damage types, you need 15 seconds to spread completely to 30/30, which is better than EANM before stacking penalty.

Maybe some meta levels could come with less capacitor need, and a T2 with a little more resistances to spread.

I'm not sold. If you introduce a third damage type, even if it is tiny, the RAH goes completely stupid. So its a liability waiting to happen in PVP, right? If you're fighting npcs then your lows are a premium because you need to squeeze in damage mods and you're using hardeners which have a bigger benefit anyway.

The fact that I'm not seeing people in this thread posting fits with the RAH tells me quite a lot.

Same CPU/PG adapt faster and consumes +20% capacitor.

I can see it from here already, very useful indeed

I've done some testing with the mod, and it seems pretty good, you just have to know under what circumstances you would fit it. Fitting one EANM and one RAH i don't find to be any good, but if you have 2 EANMs already then the RAH starts to be worth it, giving you better resists than a 3rd while at the base 15% setting.

As for how the resists are applied, well that can be confusing. I've been attacked by serps and recieved 30/30 resists, yet i've also been shot by caldari sentry guns (i shot up a station, just to check out what happened to the resist profile). Now, I have got an awesome kin resist , so watching my kin profile on the RAH drop down to 0, massively boosting the therm resist to 40% and juggling em and exp, came as little surprise to me, knowing that the incoming damage would be kin and therm in large amounts, with lesser em and exp. But the serps...they gave me a 30/30 profile to the same ship. I'm starting to lean toward the conclusion that the method for working out the resists seems to work better under multiple damage types than it does under 2, but more testing is needed before that thread is opened

I've done some testing with the mod, and it seems pretty good, you just have to know under what circumstances you would fit it. Fitting one EANM and one RAH i don't find to be any good, but if you have 2 EANMs already then the RAH starts to be worth it, giving you better resists than a 3rd while at the base 15% setting.

That's only true for pure omni-damage. Against 3 or less damage types, the RAH is better than a 2nd EANM after 1 cycle I think (15+6 % ~= EANM * 87% ; and possibly more if it shift to counter the prevalent damage type).

Imho this module is only interesting in hulls like this one for instance and becomes very powerful if you ad armor links.

Without links and hull bonus it's awful.

Take your fit with the RAH, replace that module with the 15% energized layering membrane, is it an improvement or is it counterproductive?