Standup Conduit Generator I
Market
Basic
- Mass:
- 500 kg
- Packaged volume:
- 1,000,000 m3
- Portion size:
- 1
- Capacity:
- 0 m3
- Volume:
- 1,000,000 m3
- Mass:
- 500 kg
- radius:
- 1 m
- Banned in Empire Space:
- true
Cargo
- Capacity:
- 0 m3
Fitting
- CPU usage:
- 10,000 tf
- Powergrid Usage:
- 20,000 MW
Fuel
- Service Module Cycle Fuel Need:
- 30 units
- Service Module Online Fuel Need:
- 2,160 units
Engineering Rig
- Source rigs:
Industry
Adam4Eve Material InfluenceOther
- Cannot be Unfit:
- true
Type Info
- Type ID:
- 35913
- Group ID:
- Structure FLEX Service Module
- Icon ID:
- 22075
- Market group ID:
- Engineering Service Modules
- Meta group ID:
- 54
- Published:
- true
- Radius:
- 1 m
- Volume:
- 1,000,000 m3
Description
The Standup Conduit Generator is a service module that enables the creation and maintenance of stable spatial conduits connected to another similar device within range. When linked with another active conduit generator within 5 light years, this module allows the passage of starships safely across the intervening distance safely and instantly. Jumping through this connection requires the consumption of large volumes of Liquid Ozone fuel in addition to the standard hourly fuel block consumption of the active service module. This Liquid Ozone fuel consumption changes depending on the mass of the jumping ship and the distance traveled. The Ozone consumption formula is:
Units of Ozone Consumed = (Ship Mass in kg) x (Jump Distance in LY) x 0.000003 + 50
This service module may only be onlined in a system that contains a sovereignty hub with the Deprecated Advanced Logistics Network upgrade active.
This service module is automatically included built-in to every Upwell Ansiblex Jump Gate, and cannot be removed from that structure.
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.