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The pilots seat is situated at the front of the ship with a standard view. A single class 1 [[hardpoint]] is located at the bottom of the nose while 2 utility slots are situated atop the rear of the ship | The pilots seat is situated at the front of the ship with a standard view. A single class 1 [[hardpoint]] is located at the bottom of the nose while 2 utility slots are situated atop the rear of the ship | ||
The Hauler; as its name suggests, was designed to haul cargo for a cheap price and is the trader's equivalent to the [[Eagle MkII|Eagle]] with a capacity of | The Hauler; as its name suggests, was designed to haul cargo for a cheap price and is the trader's equivalent to the [[Eagle MkII|Eagle]] with a capacity of 2T. While this is much better than the [[Sidewinder MkI|Sidewinder]] and [[Eagle MkII|Eagle]], it is still a very low amount and won't allow for much profit with regular goods. | ||
The Hauler is, rather surprisingly, an amazing exploration ship. With Jump ranges around 40LY with engineering it can easily become an explorer's best friend. The issue is that its low compartment space means the max [[Fuel Scoop]] available is only class 3 and its fuel tank is very small meaning constant waits at fuel stars as well as being unable to explore areas with few fuel stars in range. Because the ship is so light, adding even a single ton will drastically reduce this range; engineering all internals to be low weight is a must and the Hauler can struggle with long-range deliveries when compared to the [[Adder]]. | The Hauler is, rather surprisingly, an amazing exploration ship. With Jump ranges around 40LY with engineering it can easily become an explorer's best friend. The issue is that its low compartment space means the max [[Fuel Scoop]] available is only class 3 and its fuel tank is very small meaning constant waits at fuel stars as well as being unable to explore areas with few fuel stars in range. Because the ship is so light, adding even a single ton will drastically reduce this range; engineering all internals to be low weight is a must and the Hauler can struggle with long-range deliveries when compared to the [[Adder]]. | ||