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thanks cmdr o7

for the hotas, it's muscle memory. For the keyboard (searching and chatting) I use the virtual one - pain in the neck but works.

o7 thanks cmdr - yeah, I need to start bookmarking the important stuff for easier targeting and navigation. thanks for the tip.

Thanks cmdr - yeah, I've gone through many trial and errors, experimenting different stuff and failing more than succeeding until the devs provided the needed modules. fly safe o7

well, the day I unboxed it, I noticed significant frame drops and low quality performance in general. My rig is a high end though, but I figured it was the link cable. I purchased a high-speed one and increased the graphics quality to the max on the PC Quest software and after that, I found no issues except that the battery drains in 2-3 hrs.

@@theelitenoob5429 I'll try that. Thank you!

@@ConnorLinley o7 cmdr. You can get any of those FSDs with SCO from any station found on inara. So if you have access to shin, then Jameson Memorial has all the classes and ratings. They transcend even the pre-engineered FSDs. For the voice readout I use EDDI - free to install and use.

I think that would be awesome. I only hope for walking in ships. At least on-foot wouldn’t feel like a separate game.

thanks. I think it depends pretty much on where you drop, though.

@@theelitenoob5429 Cool Thanks for the advice. I think the Python is a wise choice for mining; decent cargo space but not too much that it feels like a job to fill.

i'd say it's worth paying it a visit :). this place can make you > 100mils an hour

@@theelitenoob5429 Have never done core mining in a metal ring. Wonder if I can spot the new core types. I'll have to give it a go :)

@@holm76 sure it's worth it since they are highest rates nowadays. and btw they're much easier to spot than icy. I tried both.

@@theelitenoob5429 Yeah Icy has a lot of fakes you have to get real close to to spot fissures on. Or wait for a slow prospector limpet. I'll sure give it a try thanks.

it's all okay, i had those same questions when I started core-mining too. I'll try answering them 1 by 1. The device that gives me the pulse wave is the pulse wave analyzer. it's a utility. regarding arming/disarming, your objective is just to reach the blue zone in the top-right panel - not above, not below. So, when I first put high charge in low, I start testing putting moderate in avg, if the yield is still ok (some rocks are just enough to have 2 high charges in low or 1 high in low + 1 moderate in avg.) and needs more, then I try put low in high until it reaches the blue zone. if I found that the red zone is touched, I just disarm my last charge and try to charge something lower. No sorting by distance at all, I just pick the fissures from the left panel because it shows the fissure's yield while selecting them, you can notice that in the video. My thrusters are G5 engineered dirty drag drives. Though, it's my PD that is not engineered right, it should be engine-focused not weapon focused cuz I just transferred it from a laser-mining ship to avoid wasting materials. I think a non-engineered PD would be enough and if not, then the guardian one is a good choice to have something that is mediocre and will not waste my materials. that's why you also see my eng. capacitor always run out. Hope I could help.