Standup Market Hub I

Market group: Structure Equipment > Service Modules > Citadel Service Modules

Inventory group: Structure Module > Structure Citadel Service Module

Market

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Basic

Mass:: 4,000 kg
Packaged volume:: 32,000 m³
Portion size:: 1
Capacity:: 0 m³
Volume:: 32,000 m³
Mass:: 4,000 kg
radius:: 1 m

Fitting

CPU usage:: 1,200 tf
Powergrid Usage:: 100,000 MW
Max Modules Of This Type Allowed:: 1

Fuel

Service Module Cycle Fuel Need:: 40 units
Service Module Online Fuel Need:: 2,880 units
Full Power Mode Shield and Armor Hitpoint Multiplier:: 4 x
Service Module Fuel Need:: Fuel Block

Reprocessing

Portion size:: 1

Output	Quantity
Tritanium	12,500,000
Pyerite	2,500,000
Mexallon	875,000
Isogen	100,000
Nocxium	18,750
Zydrine	8,750
Megacyte	3,750
Broadcast Node	90
Integrity Response Drones	45
Nano-Factory	45
Organic Mortar Applicators	90
Recursive Computing Module	45
Self-Harmonizing Power Core	45
Sterile Conduits	90
Wetware Mainframe	45

Basic reprocessing, not accounting for skills and other bonuses.

Manufacturing

Blueprint:: Standup Market Hub I Blueprint

Output Standup Market Hub I:

Manufacturing time:

20h

Copy time:

16h

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Industry

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Other

structureItemVisualFlag:: 1
serviceModuleFullPowerStateArmorPlatingMultiplier:: 1

Type Info

Type ID:: 35892
Group ID:: Structure Citadel Service Module
Icon ID:: 21595
Market group ID:: Citadel Service Modules
Meta group ID:: 54
Published:: true
Radius:: 1 m
Volume:: 32,000 m³

Description

The Standup Market Hub is a service module that allows the use of an SCC-approved market transaction and administration hub when installed into an Upwell technology structure. While an Upwell Structure has at least one service module online, it will enter "full power" mode and gain significantly increased shield and armor hitpoints and an extra reinforcement cycle. Standup is a proprietary system that uses a Structure Autonomous Nanoassembly Device (Upwell) containing integrated template software, a nanoassembler array and sufficient nanomass to enable the construction of a variety of service modules, structure modules and structure rigs when inserted into the appropriate slots on a structure built with Upwell technology.