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Damien Vox
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Posted - 2005.04.07 21:00:00 -
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Haven't checked with mine. I'll look tonight cause I am going to test a PDU II and a gyro II low slot set up on it tonight and see what happens. If it can maintain it for even two minutes I'd be happy. All I know is that I can run the current set up infinitely which is why I'm happy with it.
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Epofhis
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Posted - 2005.04.07 21:15:00 -
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im not to impressed w/ a 250mm t2 tank wolf, im fooling around w/ a 280 wolf prob 2night, as soon as i find a setup im happy w/ ill let u know what i think
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Grimpak
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Posted - 2005.04.07 21:28:00 -
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as I like to say, the T2 280mm is the heaven's lil' big gift to frig pilots. When they hit.. they hit hard... and i mean REALY hard.
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Damien Vox
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Posted - 2005.04.07 22:26:00 -
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Edited by: Damien Vox on 07/04/2005 22:26:32
Yes...yes they do hit hard indeed. Just trying to find that nice balance. I may have found it with 4 280 II's, cap battery II, cap recharger II and 2 PDU II's but we'll see. I figure if your running 280 II's you don't need infinite tankage, just a tank that can last a while if need be.
Epofhis, if you don't want to expose the set-up just eve-mail me it.
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Ivan Ho
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Posted - 2005.04.08 05:43:00 -
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Just to reinforce my point again,
T2 250 with gyroII=9.99dmg
T2 280 with gyroII = 14.2 damage.
so 280T2 do lot more damage, and no mater how you fit 250II it cant come even close.
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DrunkenOne
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Posted - 2005.04.08 05:47:00 -
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Originally by: Ivan Ho
Just to reinforce my point again,
T2 250 with gyroII=9.99dmg
T2 280 with gyroII = 14.2 damage.
so 280T2 do lot more damage, and no mater how you fit 250II it cant come even close.
Ur missing the point. You cant fit 280d + gyro 2, as you need the gyro IIs lowslot for a micro aux.
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Kashre
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Posted - 2005.04.08 06:39:00 -
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My wolf setup has a gyroII... I did it by swaping one of the T2 280 for a 280 scout. Id take 3x280 II + 1 280 scout + 1 gyro over 4x250 II + 1 gyro. you only lose a fraction of the DOT you would loose by going to all 250s, I think, and it leaves enough room for a T2 small rep and a 32% hardener of some kind, or a cap relay if you're worried about cap.
As for counting reloads into DOT... tbh I rarely get into a situation where I need to reload... usually either you are dead, your target is dead, or its pretty damn obvious who's gonna win reloads or no, at least in my experience
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Dai'mon
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Posted - 2005.04.08 11:54:00 -
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Ur missing the point. You cant fit 280d + gyro 2, as you need the gyro IIs lowslot for a micro aux.
Yes you can it's easy.... Like I said previously the wolf is a damage dealer if you want any defence it should be a stop gap to keep you in a fight for a few more seconds - NOT A TANK!!!
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Damien Vox
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Posted - 2005.04.08 14:21:00 -
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That would be your opinion Dai'mon. Your entitled to it though I know the majority of wolf pilots and those who fly AF's would think not tanking a wolf is a rather large waste of time and isk.
I worked lastnight on some stuff and finally put together a set-up that will run for 4-5 minutes using both an active hardener and a small tech 2 rep with 280 II's. My problem was I was using a Cap II and a Barton before, I switched to a F-b10 and even the 2.75% made a difference, a big one.
The mids are a Cap II and at least a 17% cap recharger along with a PDU II in the low. You need the RCU in the last slot but you can run it all and it will run for at least 4-5 minutes. I prefer this over any 'pure damage' set up simply because I don't feel like wasting a ship just to deal out 10 more HP per hit.
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