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==V1 Pre-Engineered SCO Drives== | |||
You can purchase a pre-engineered SCO drive available in all sizes from human tech brokers. Each purchase requires materials and a [[Titan Drive Component]]. These drives have both [[Faster Boot Sequence Frame Shift Drive|Faster boot sequence]] and [[Increased Range Frame Shift Drive|Increased range]] applied, giving full benefits of both. It is normally impossible to apply two different blueprints to a single module. This results in approximately a 10% jump range increase (actual increase varies by ship mass and drive size). An experimental effect can be applied to these drives at an FSD engineer, as with normal engineering. | |||
Purchasing requires the following items, most of which are [[Materials]]: | |||
*15 [[Datamined Wake Exceptions]] | |||
*28 [[Tellurium]] | |||
*12 [[Electrochemical Arrays]] | |||
*16 [[Chemical Processors]] | |||
*8 [[Propulsion Elements]] | |||
*1 [[Titan Drive Component]] | |||
==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||