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[[File:Cargo Hatch Type 6.jpg|thumb|220x220px|The inside of the Cargo Scoop on a Lakon Type 6.]]
[[File:Cargo Hatch Type 6.jpg|thumb|220x220px|The inside of the Cargo Scoop on a Lakon Type 6.]]
The Cargo Scoop is a standard piece of equipment mounted to the ship that enables the collection of cargo canisters that are freely floating in space into the cargo bay of the ship.


When the cargo scoop is deployed and a valid cargo canister is selected as the current target, the target schematic is replaced with scoop helper interface.
The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a standard piece of equipment which is mounted to every ship.  It allows for the collection of [[Cargo Canister]]s and other materials that are floating in space.  Deploying the cargo scoop and targeting a valid scoopable object will cause the target hologram to be replaced with a scoop helper interface.  A deployed cargo scoop will draw 0.60 MW of power from the ship's reactor - this value can be viewed in the power manage panel as "H1 Cargo Hatch".  Once collected any canisters will be deposited into [[Cargo Rack]]s while raw materials will be deposited into a [[Refinery]]; if the corresponding module is not available (full or not installed) the target will not be collected.


The Cargo Scoop uses 0.60 MW of your ship's reactor power, which is not visible in the outfitter, but can be seen in your power management panel as "H1 Cargo Hatch".
==How to scoop cargo==
 
== How to scoop cargo ==
# Press the corresponding button. Default: Home
# Press the corresponding button. Default: Home
# Position the ship so that target cargo is centered in the scoop helper interface.
# Position the ship so that target cargo is centered in the scoop helper interface.
# Fly towards the cargo, ensuring that the representation of the canister remains centered in the crosshairs.
# Fly towards the cargo, ensuring that the representation of the canister remains centered in the crosshairs.
# Reduce speed until movement lines in the scoop helper interface are blue. Failure to correctly align or reduce speed may damage your ship and/or your cargo.
# Reduce speed until movement lines in the scoop helper interface are blue. Failure to correctly align or reduce speed may damage your ship and/or your cargo.
# You must be at 5m or less from the cargo and it will be picked up by it self
# You must be at 5m or less from the cargo and it will be picked up by itself


==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Commodities]] for information on legal goods
* [[Commodities]] for information on legal goods
* [[Black Market]] for information on illegal/stolen goods
* [[Black Market]] for information on [[Illegal Goods|illegal]] or [[Stolen Goods|stolen]] goods
* [[Miner]]
* [[Trader]]
* [[Trader]]
* [[Smuggler]]
* [[Smuggler]]
* [[Pirate]]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Equipment]]

Revision as of 02:19, 19 February 2015

File:Cargo Hatch Type 6.jpg
The inside of the Cargo Scoop on a Lakon Type 6.

The Cargo Scoop is a standard piece of equipment which is mounted to every ship. It allows for the collection of Cargo Canisters and other materials that are floating in space. Deploying the cargo scoop and targeting a valid scoopable object will cause the target hologram to be replaced with a scoop helper interface. A deployed cargo scoop will draw 0.60 MW of power from the ship's reactor - this value can be viewed in the power manage panel as "H1 Cargo Hatch". Once collected any canisters will be deposited into Cargo Racks while raw materials will be deposited into a Refinery; if the corresponding module is not available (full or not installed) the target will not be collected.

How to scoop cargo

  1. Press the corresponding button. Default: Home
  2. Position the ship so that target cargo is centered in the scoop helper interface.
  3. Fly towards the cargo, ensuring that the representation of the canister remains centered in the crosshairs.
  4. Reduce speed until movement lines in the scoop helper interface are blue. Failure to correctly align or reduce speed may damage your ship and/or your cargo.
  5. You must be at 5m or less from the cargo and it will be picked up by itself

See Also