Fandom>Eagleeye81 at 00:19, 24 December 2018

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I have a feeling you may be underestimating the distance you need to travel. It will take you WEEKS to go there and back again if you have a normal daily routine. You shouldn't go for looks, you should go for efficiency. When you have to go 52,000 ly in total, you should opt for every single ly you can jump further. I'm doing 45.85ly per jump with a modified FSD in my ASP Explorer and still it took me two weeks for this journey.
I also tried the Anaconda and while its jumprange is slightly superior to an ASP-X I found it to be too bulky to effortlessly navigate around around a star coming out of hyperspace. Much like the jumprange itself, every second counts when you're on the way to the next system. You don't want to have a hassle with bulky ships, risking heat damage from a nearby star. You wanna honk, smoothly sail around it, soak in as much fuel as possible and jump to the next one as soon as the FSD's cooldown has ended.
But whatever you do... travel safely! You have to stay focused for about 1,200-1,400 jumps - and bring a heat sink module!

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Fandom>Eagleeye81 at 00:19, 24 December 2018