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Gas Cloud Harvester I

Variations

Type
Gas Cloud Harvester ITech I60 tf10 MW3m 20s1,500 m100 m3
Gas Cloud Harvester IITech II66 tf10 MW2m 40s1,500 m200 m31 x34 %
ORE Gas Cloud HarvesterFaction50 tf10 MW2m 40s1,500 m200 m3

Basic

Packaged volume:
5 m3
Portion size:
1
Capacity:
0 m3
Volume:
5 m3
Mass:
0 kg
radius:
25 m

Cargo

Capacity:
0 m3

Fitting

CPU usage:
60 tf

Required Skills

(x1)
[1]
(x1)
[4]

Structure

Produced from

Blueprint manufacturing:
Gas Cloud Harvester I Blueprint

Reprocessing

Portion size:
1
OutputQuantity
Tritanium50,000
Pyerite20,000
Mexallon5,000
Isogen1,500
Nocxium600
Zydrine300
Megacyte500
Basic reprocessing, not accounting for skills and other bonuses.

Other

Type Info

Type ID:
60313
Base price:
3.00m ISK
Graphic ID:
25143
Icon ID:
3074
Market group ID:
Gas Cloud Harvesters
Meta group ID:
Tech I
Published:
true
Radius:
25 m
Sof faction name:
orebase
Volume:
5 m3

Description

Ever-increasing demand for the products derived from gas cloud resources finally drove yet another breakthrough in gas harvesting technology, with the old scoop tech's integrated tractor beam and gas conversion systems massively overhauled to include broad-sweep beams and high-efficiency, multiplexed catalytic conversion arrays. The large increase in the size of the installed hardware and the power requirements of the equipment has meant that only larger ships can be contemplated as platforms for the new Gas Cloud Harvesters. Given these demands and the advantages of using dedicated mining ships, the practical module designs were soon specialized for use on mining barges and exhumers.

When the first interstellar Gas Clouds were discovered, they proved particularly challenging for industrialists to extract raw materials from. Many methods were tried, and although successful acquisition was always guaranteed, there was a need for much greater efficiency. It was not until the mining industry returned to long-abandoned projects that a solution was found. Since that time, gas harvesting technology has slowly moved forward, giving birth to new industries and economies in the process.