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Pteranodon
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Posted - 2008.09.01 13:03:00 -
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I read somewhere in this forum that more than 3 cap rechargers is a waste. I use 5 in my mission running Domi with 2 CCC & 1 cap power relay. That is a lot of modules devoted to cap for a dual lar setup.
I read that once you go past 3 cap rechargers you might be better to go with a large cap battery. Has anybody tried 3 cap rechargers & a large battery on a Domi to see if it will still dual run lars. I cant get to Evefit at the moment to test a fit.
I would be interested in the mechanics as to why more than 3 cap rechargers is a waste (if true). |
Lubomir Penev
interimo
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Posted - 2008.09.01 13:20:00 -
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 Originally by: Pteranodon
I'm too lazy/dumb to eft, can you do it for me?
Sorry no. And cap rechargers aren't stacking penalized here's your answer. Large cap batteries often better than cap rechargers on cruiser hulls here's another. |
Xavier Zedicus
Priory of Zorrabed
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Posted - 2008.09.01 13:34:00 -
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i find if u have 3 med slots open for example. 2 chargers and a battery is more efficientw than 3 chargers but on smaller ships batteries are harder to fit. |
Pteranodon
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Posted - 2008.09.01 14:57:00 -
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Originally by: Lubomir Penev
Originally by: Pteranodon
I'm too lazy/dumb to eft, can you do it for me?
Sorry no. And cap rechargers aren't stacking penalized here's your answer. Large cap batteries often better than cap rechargers on cruiser hulls here's another.
I said in my post I could not get to eve fit at the moment. What is your problem. I only asked for some help & you traded insults. Some people make this forum suck & your one of them. |
Lubomir Penev
interimo
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Posted - 2008.09.01 15:21:00 -
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Originally by: Pteranodon
Originally by: Lubomir Penev
Originally by: Pteranodon
I'm too lazy/dumb to eft, can you do it for me?
Sorry no. And cap rechargers aren't stacking penalized here's your answer. Large cap batteries often better than cap rechargers on cruiser hulls here's another.
I said in my post I could not get to eve fit at the moment. What is your problem. I only asked for some help & you traded insults. Some people make this forum suck & your one of them.
That's exactly how I feel about you, and I'm not alone. |
Akita T
Caldari Navy Volunteer Task Force
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Posted - 2008.09.01 15:27:00 -
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Edited by: Akita T on 01/09/2008 15:27:46
Originally by: Pteranodon
I would be interested in the mechanics as to why more than 3 cap rechargers is a waste (if true).
Not true. Cap rechargers suffer from no stack-nerfs. You can add as many as you can spare slots for.
The only situations where a cap battery is better than a cap recharger is for NON-perma-running setups (you just want a bigger reserve), for warping further in a single move (minor usefulness) and last but most important, if a cap battery would get your cap amount higher up than the recharge rate you gain from a recharger.
Bottom line, if you have to pick between a -x% recharge time cap recharger or a +y cap battery and your ship has z maxcap, the cap recharger gets you [1/(1-x)]-1 better recharge rate, while the battery give you y*bonus/z better cap recharge rate (bonus being anything appliable from ship, other modules like power diags and energy management skill).
Usually, ONE large cap battery on a cruiser will work better than am extra cap recharger, but in most other cases, the cap recharger is better. And if you plan to add a second battery, again, an extra cap recharger is better.
That is, if you only care about peak recharge rate.
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