'Crop' Gas Cloud Scoop

Market group: Ship Equipment > Harvest Equipment > Gas Cloud Scoops

Inventory group: Module > Gas Cloud Scoops

Variations

Type
Gas Cloud Scoop I		Tech I
'Crop' Gas Cloud Scoop		Tech I
'Plow' Gas Cloud Scoop		Tech I
Gas Cloud Scoop II		Tech II
Syndicate Gas Cloud Scoop		Faction

Market

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Basic

Packaged volume:: 5 m³
Portion size:: 1
Tech Level:: 1
Meta Level:: 1
Structure Hitpoints:: 40 HP
Capacity:: 0 m³
Volume:: 5 m³
Mass:: 0 kg
radius:: 25 m

Module

Activation time / duration:: 40s
maxGroupActive:: 0
disallowEarlyDeactivation:: 1

Cargo

Capacity:: 0 m³

Fitting

CPU usage:: 48 tf
Powergrid Usage:: 2 MW
Activation Cost:: 10 GJ

Weapon

Optimal Range:: 1,500 m

Required Skills

Gas Cloud Harvesting

(x1)

[1]

Mining

(x1)

[4]

Structure

Structure Hitpoints:: 40 HP

Reprocessing

Portion size:: 1

Output	Quantity
Tritanium	93,611
Pyerite	30,667
Mexallon	7,656
Nocxium	711
Megacyte	168

Basic reprocessing, not accounting for skills and other bonuses.

Manufacturing

Blueprint:: 'Crop' Gas Cloud Scoop Blueprint

Output 'Crop' Gas Cloud Scoop:

Manufacturing time:

15m

Copy time:

12m

Material research:

5m 15s

Time research:

5m 15s

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Industry

Adam4Eve Material Influence

Other

slots:: 1
Mining amount:: 20 m³
typeColorScheme:: 11346
Residue Volume Multiplier:: 2 x
Residue Probability:: 100 %

Type Info

Type ID:: 25540
Base price:: 9.27k ISK
Graphic ID:: 11143
Group ID:: Gas Cloud Scoops
Icon ID:: 3074
Market group ID:: Gas Cloud Scoops
Meta group ID:: 1
Published:: true
Radius:: 25 m
Sof faction name:: orebase
Volume:: 5 m³

Description

Originally invented and supplied by the pirate organizations of New Eden, the 'Crop' and ‘Plow' Gas Cloud Scoops once stood as the most advanced pieces of gas harvesting equipment available. Although they did not offer any improvement in their harvesting yield, the CPU reduction was valued by many who otherwise struggled to fit a full rack of scoops to cruiser-class vessels. This one small improvement set the two scoops above the standard, Tech I variant for many years.

All that changed however when new, stable wormholes began proliferating across the cluster. As soon as the wormholes were discovered, so too, were the giant gas cloud pockets within the unknown systems they linked to. In a single day, the demand for Tech II Gas Cloud Scoop exploded. Research projects were hastily established and grants hurriedly thrown out to the most promising firms pursuing a redesign. It was only a few days before a breakthrough was made, and the mighty ‘Crop' and ‘Plow' variants soon took second place to a superior Tech II counterpart that vastly increased the harvesting yield.