Interesting fit.

The first difference between the fitting screen and EFT is that the CPU and PG numbers in EFT are shown as used/total while the Fitting screen shows remaining/total.
Looking at the values you've listed the difference in the total capacities is approximately 15% in both cases; consistent with a [without skills] profile in EFT compared with the Electronics and Engineering skills which were both at [3] in your starter skillset. You're using 1.3TF less than EFT which I guess must mean you have Weapon Upgrades (which reduces the CPU requirements of your weapons) because there isn't anything else in your fit which would be effected by upgrade skills.

The capacitor side is more tricky (particularly because frigate capacitors are often on a knife edge between apparent stability and very short sustainability times) but I would guess that EFT is reading ammunition loaded into your ASB and assuming it will never be used without it - while the Fitting screen is assuming that it will be used empty and therefore will be a significant drain on your capacitor.

thanks. its not a permanent, I am having difficulty with a mission and another thread discussion between 2 individuals said they used a Tristan and as I had one sitting needing activation ... :)

I just have to say that is a god-aweful Frankenfit. Civilian repairer? Armor buffer and semi-active shield.

[Tristan, lowskill fit]
Drone Damage Amplifier I
Drone Damage Amplifier I
[empty low slot]

Medium Ancillary Shield Booster, Navy Cap Booster 25
Experimental 1MN Afterburner I
[empty med slot]

Modal Light Neutron Particle Accelerator I, Antimatter Charge S
Modal Light Neutron Particle Accelerator I, Antimatter Charge S
[empty high slot]

[empty rig slot]
[empty rig slot]
[empty rig slot]


Hobgoblin I x5

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Use this as a baseline and add stuff as you please to make it possible if you have bad fitting skills.

What kinds of skills do you have?

k, first the reply to post, don't need to look up(be with you shortly rg).

I have read up gallente are primarily armor buffers, something which I have decided to incorporate. it is short term to complete a mission where I expect to get pummelled. I do like shields however. perhaps I went with the wrong race. just something about the race name, doubt i'm the only one.

thanks for the start of ship fit . it is very kind of you and appreciated.

might you know why my ship stability from eft and outfitting screen are so far apart in results.. by using the same parts -ammunition lack of inclusion in one and something to do with charge seems a bit off when people use one program to help the other in game?

To get EFT to match (as closely as possible) what you would see in game you will need to feed it information.
As I said earlier, you're using the [without skills] default pilot from the looks of things at present and even as a brand new pilot, created just a second ago you will have more skills than that default. As the skills will provide you with greater fittings, more hitpoints; will modify your cycle times and change the damage your output they will make a sigtnificant difference to your fit.

There are two methods by which you can give EFT the information it needs:

The first option is something of a stop-gap, it isn't too tricky to begin with but it's work intensive and not very valuable as your character develops - it can be useful if your EFT machine is not connected to the net however.
The Character Editor will allow you to create a character with the specs you need, create a new character in there and assign the skills you have on your character in game.
It's a clunky method but has a certain value (I have a character set up in my EFT for example which only has starter skills (though all races) so that I can build very newbie friendly fits).

More useful is the second option. You will first need to create an API for your account - this API needs very little access as it will only read the skills you have completed in EFT.
You will then use the Character Editor to create a new profile which you will then link to this API key. You'll need to select that character when building fits for your skills to apply but it will allow you to build to the limits of your current skills.

You need to load cap booster charges into your ancillary shield booster or it will consume your capacitor very quickly. By default EFT puts the smallest cap boosters that will fit in for you so it doesn't take any cap to run your booster.