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Fandom>AndricReal: added interlanguage link

2022-09-07T12:37:55Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Boost cannot be activated while the [[Landing Gear]] or [[Cargo Scoop]] is deployed.		* Boost cannot be activated while the [[Landing Gear]] or [[Cargo Scoop]] is deployed.

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Fandom>Linskyter at 05:10, 7 June 2021

2021-06-07T05:10:39Z

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Fandom>Clockpuncher: /* Boost Energy */

2020-01-24T01:58:39Z

Boost Energy

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	== Boost Energy ==		== Boost Energy ==
	The amount of energy required to boost is a fixed amount per ship. If a given distributor does not have sufficient capacity, it will not be possible to boost even with a full capacitor.		The amount of energy required to boost is a fixed amount per ship. If a given distributor does not have sufficient capacity, it will not be possible to boost even with a full capacitor.

	{\| class="article-table"		{\| class="article-table" border="1"
	!Ship		!Ship
	!Energy needed to boost		!Energy needed to boost
	!Minimum ~~mass unengineered distributor to boost~~		!Minimum Power Distributor that allows boosting<br/>(No Engineering mods)
	!Minimum ~~mass distributor to boost~~ with G5 Engine Focused ~~and~~ Cluster Capacitors		!Minimum Power Distributor that allows boosting<br/>(with G5 Engine Focused mod, plus Cluster Capacitors)
	\|-		\|-
	\|Adder		\|Adder
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	\|1D		\|1D
	\|1D		\|1D
	\|-
	~~\|Type-10 Defender~~
	~~\|20MJ~~
	~~\|5D~~
	~~\|2D~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|Type-6 Transporter		\|Type-6 Transporter
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Type-9 Heavy		\|Type-9 Heavy
			\|20MJ
			\|5D
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Type-10 Defender
	\|20MJ		\|20MJ
	\|5D		\|5D

Fandom>Compro01: /* Boost Energy */ added column with engineered values

2020-01-24T00:31:22Z

Boost Energy: added column with engineered values

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Fandom>Compro01: /* Boost Energy */ Finished table of energy and PD for boost

2020-01-24T00:22:45Z

Boost Energy: Finished table of energy and PD for boost

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	!Ship		!Ship
	!Energy needed to boost		!Energy needed to boost
			!Minimum mass unengineered distributor
	\|-		\|-
	\|Adder		\|Adder
	\|9MJ		\|9MJ
			\|2D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Alliance Challenger		\|Alliance Challenger
	\|19MJ		\|19MJ
			\|5D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Alliance Chieftain		\|Alliance Chieftain
	\|19MJ		\|19MJ
			\|5D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Alliance Crusader		\|Alliance Crusader
	\|19MJ		\|19MJ
			\|5D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Anaconda		\|Anaconda
	\|27MJ		\|27MJ
			\|5A
	\|-		\|-
	\|Asp Explorer		\|Asp Explorer
	\|13MJ		\|13MJ
			\|3D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Asp Scout		\|Asp Scout
	\|13MJ		\|13MJ
			\|3D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Beluga Liner		\|Beluga Liner
	\|20MJ		\|20MJ
			\|5D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Cobra MkIII		\|Cobra MkIII
	\|10MJ		\|10MJ
			\|2D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Cobra MkIV		\|Cobra MkIV
	\|10MJ		\|10MJ
			\|2D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Diamondback Explorer		\|Diamondback Explorer
	\|13MJ		\|13MJ
			\|3D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Diamondback Scout		\|Diamondback Scout
	\|10MJ		\|10MJ
			\|2D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Dolphin		\|Dolphin
	\|10MJ		\|10MJ
			\|2D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Eagle		\|Eagle
	\|8MJ		\|8MJ
			\|1D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Federal Assault Ship		\|Federal Assault Ship
	\|19MJ		\|19MJ
			\|5D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Federal Corvette		\|Federal Corvette
	\|27MJ		\|27MJ
			\|5A
	\|-		\|-
	\|Federal Dropship		\|Federal Dropship
	\|19MJ		\|19MJ
			\|5D
	\|-		\|-
	\|Federal Gunship		\|Federal Gunship
	\|23MJ		\|23MJ
			\|6D
			\|-
			\|Fer-de-Lance
			\|19MJ
			\|5D
			\|-
			\|Hauler
			\|8MJ
			\|1D
			\|-
			\|Imperial Clipper
			\|20MJ
			\|5D
			\|-
			\|Imperial Courier
			\|10MJ
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Imperial Cutter
			\|23MJ
			\|6D
			\|-
			\|Imperial Eagle
			\|8MJ
			\|1D
			\|-
			\|Keelback
			\|11MJ
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Krait MkII
			\|14MJ
			\|3D
			\|-
			\|Krait Phantom
			\|14MJ
			\|3D
			\|-
			\|Mamba
			\|18MJ
			\|5D
			\|-
			\|Orca
			\|17MJ
			\|4D
			\|-
			\|Python
			\|23MJ
			\|6D
			\|-
			\|Sidewinder
			\|8MJ
			\|1D
			\|-
			\|Type-10 Defender
			\|20MJ
			\|5D
			\|-
			\|Type-6 Transporter
			\|11MJ
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Type-7 Transporter
			\|11MJ
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Type-9 Heavy
			\|20MJ
			\|5D
			\|-
			\|Viper MkIII
			\|11MJ
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Viper MkIV
			\|11MJ
			\|2D
			\|-
			\|Vulture
			\|16MJ
			\|3B
	\|}		\|}

Fandom>Compro01: Added per-ship MJ values for boost energy. Not finished yet.

2020-01-11T01:46:45Z

Added per-ship MJ values for boost energy. Not finished yet.

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	The automatic deceleration after the boost is managed by the on-board [[Flight Assist]].		The automatic deceleration after the boost is managed by the on-board [[Flight Assist]].

			== Boost Energy ==
			The amount of energy required to boost is a fixed amount per ship. If a given distributor does not have sufficient capacity, it will not be possible to boost even with a full capacitor.

			{\| class="article-table"
			!Ship
			!Energy needed to boost
			\|-
			\|Adder
			\|9MJ
			\|-
			\|Alliance Challenger
			\|19MJ
			\|-
			\|Alliance Chieftain
			\|19MJ
			\|-
			\|Alliance Crusader
			\|19MJ
			\|-
			\|Anaconda
			\|27MJ
			\|-
			\|Asp Explorer
			\|13MJ
			\|-
			\|Asp Scout
			\|13MJ
			\|-
			\|Beluga Liner
			\|20MJ
			\|-
			\|Cobra MkIII
			\|10MJ
			\|-
			\|Cobra MkIV
			\|10MJ
			\|-
			\|Diamondback Explorer
			\|13MJ
			\|-
			\|Diamondback Scout
			\|10MJ
			\|-
			\|Dolphin
			\|10MJ
			\|-
			\|Eagle
			\|8MJ
			\|-
			\|Federal Assault Ship
			\|19MJ
			\|-
			\|Federal Corvette
			\|27MJ
			\|-
			\|Federal Dropship
			\|19MJ
			\|-
			\|Federal Gunship
			\|23MJ
			\|}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Fandom>Clockpuncher at 04:28, 22 October 2019

2019-10-22T04:28:48Z

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	[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]		[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]
			'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability.

	'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s with ~~unengineered~~ [[~~thrusters~~]]. Upgrading the [[Power Distributor~~\|power distributor~~]] can allow for more frequent boosts, while upgrading ~~thrusters~~ allows for a higher boost speed~~. It is unwise to boost out a [[starport]]~~.		==Overview==
			Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s with non-[[Engineers\|Engineered]] [[Thrusters]]. Upgrading the [[Power Distributor]] can allow for more frequent boosts, while upgrading Thrusters allows for a higher boost speed.

	Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.		Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey; this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example, while the [[Viper MkIII]] has the fastest normal speed, the [[Cobra MkIII]] can move faster when constantly activating boost. Be aware that boosting into or out of [[starport]]s is exceedingly risky and can lead to fatal collisions.

	The automatic deceleration after the boost is managed by the on-board [[Flight Assist]].		The automatic deceleration after the boost is managed by the on-board [[Flight Assist]].
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Boost cannot be activated while the [[Landing Gear]] or [[Cargo Scoop]] is deployed.		* Boost cannot be activated while the [[Landing Gear]] or [[Cargo Scoop]] is deployed.
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Fandom>Erwgd at 16:23, 21 October 2019

2019-10-21T16:23:26Z

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	[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]		[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]

	'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. ~~Upgrading equipment can allow for more frequent boosts and/or a higher boost speed depending on the module that was upgraded. Currently boost~~ speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s. It is unwise to boost out a ~~star port~~.		'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s with unengineered [[thrusters]]. Upgrading the [[Power Distributor\|power distributor]] can allow for more frequent boosts, while upgrading thrusters allows for a higher boost speed. It is unwise to boost out a [[starport]].

	Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.		Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.

Fandom>Kman314II at 17:58, 14 August 2018

2018-08-14T17:58:33Z

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	[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]		[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]

	'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Upgrading equipment can allow for more frequent boosts and/or a higher boost speed depending on the module that was upgraded. Currently boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s.		'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Upgrading equipment can allow for more frequent boosts and/or a higher boost speed depending on the module that was upgraded. Currently boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s. It is unwise to boost out a star port.

	Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.		Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.

Fandom>Univero: Fixed spelling

2018-02-17T02:12:14Z

Fixed spelling

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	[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost ~~speed~~]]		[[File:Chieftain-Boost-Speed.png\|thumb\|300px\|Chieftain boost]]

	'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and ~~manouvrebility~~. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Upgrading equipment can allow for more frequent boosts and/or a higher boost speed depending on the module that was upgraded. Currently boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s.		'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab" or "B" on Xbox). When activating boost the ship's thrusters are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Upgrading equipment can allow for more frequent boosts and/or a higher boost speed depending on the module that was upgraded. Currently boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 460 m/s.

	Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.		Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost.