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		<title>Talk:Standard Docking Computer/@comment-2601:246:C700:7800:24B2:FDB9:3336:BA3B-20180212032439</title>
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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;2601:246:C700:7800:24B2:FDB9:3336:BA3B: Created page with &amp;quot;I have never used a docking computer.  Not once.  The first 2 or 3 times with the small starting ship.  I had to struggle.  Now - I can land.  No problem.  The heavier t...&amp;quot;&lt;/p&gt;
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&lt;div&gt;I have never used a docking computer.  Not once.  The first 2 or 3 times with the small starting ship.  I had to struggle.  Now - I can land.  No problem.  The heavier the ship the better the landing is.  Cobra III is okay, but takes a little more concentration.  The Viper Mark IV is easier.  There IS one big drawback about docking without a computer.  There is no room for error inside the big indoor stations.  The toughest are the docking numbers closest to the entrance.  Like dock #1.  You only have a few seconds to look for the right landing pad.  #43 #44 are at the far end.  Don&#039;t lower the landing gear until you reach the landing ramp.  Nose up &amp;amp; then nose down real quick. Then stop (key X).  You can back up slowly if need be - BUT - you  are on a time limit.  You have to watch the timer closely.  Only once I was doing so lousy at landing I turned around &amp;amp; left to try again.  The small landings (small stations) you can just fly off &amp;amp; try the landing again.  The hard part is finding the landing pad you have been assigned to in the  dark.  There is a training thing you can take on landings.  The small ship you are forced to start with you can crash &amp;amp; it won&#039;t cost you a dime.  After that - you have to get it right the first time.  I have had landing experiences with the starter ship.  Cobra III &amp;amp; Viper Mk IV.  I haven&#039;t gotten to the really big ships yet. Those - you are given access to the bigger landing pads.  Remember - it is important you get the landing right the first time inside the big stations.  I&#039;ll not use a docking computer!  I don&#039;t like the way they jerk you &amp;amp; your ship around.  If you get into a fire fight with a hostile ship, &amp;amp; your docking computer can be damaged or completely smashed.  What are you going to do then?&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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