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'''Normal speed''' is the speed a ship travels in normal space, without activating the [[Boost Speed|boost]] function. |
'''Normal speed''' is the speed a ship travels in normal space, without activating the [[Boost Speed|boost]] function. |
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The maximum normal speed of a ship can only be achieved by: |
The maximum normal speed of a ship can only be achieved by: |
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*full throttle |
* full throttle |
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*four [[Pilots Guide#.287.29 Power Capacitor Gauges|pips]] in ENG |
* four [[Pilots Guide#.287.29 Power Capacitor Gauges|pips]] in ENG |
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*landing gear retracted |
* landing gear retracted |
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* [[Cargo Scoop]] retracted |
* [[Cargo Scoop]] retracted |
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* [[Flight Assist]] on |
* [[Flight Assist]] on |
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Different ships have different maximum normal speeds, currently ranging from 130 to 330 m/s. |
Different ships have different maximum normal speeds, currently ranging from 130 to 330 m/s. |
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Revision as of 07:58, 11 December 2014
Normal speed is the speed a ship travels in normal space, without activating the boost function.
The maximum normal speed of a ship can only be achieved by:
- full throttle
- four pips in ENG
- landing gear retracted
- Cargo Scoop retracted
- Flight Assist on
Different ships have different maximum normal speeds, currently ranging from 130 to 330 m/s.