Originally by: Samirol

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trying to make your dread go faster?

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Originally by: ElCoCo

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Do you also fit a nanofiber?
I've not got around to test what's the priority on the stacking penalty when combining nanos and inertia stabs.
Meaning, if you fit 1 nano and 1 inertia, which one is first on the calculation? (meaning the second one gets the stacking penalty)

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Originally by: Toaster Oven

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Stacking penalty goes as:

Originally by: Jim Hsu

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f(1) = 1
f(2) = 0.8708860
f(3) = 0.5705831
f(4) = 0.2829552
f(5) = 0.1059927
f(6) = 0.0299912

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When using Local Hull Nanos, you get the following benefit per additional module:

1 = 15 * 1 = 15% reduction
2 = 15 * 0.8708860 = 13.06329% reduction
3 = 15 * 0.5705831 = 8.5587465% reduction
4 = 15 * 0.2829552 = 4.244328% reduction
5 = 15 * 0.1059927 = 1.5898905% reduction
6 = 15 * 0.0299912 = 0.449868% reduction


Which when converted to an absolute multiplier for mass you get

1 = .85
2 = .8693671
3 = .914412535
4 = .95755672
5 = .984101095
6 = .99550132

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