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|Rewards= Overdrive Injector System I (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I

|Rewards= Inertial Stabilizers I ''or'' Overdrive Injector System I (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I

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|Extra=

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Whether you get Inertial Stabilizers or an Overdrive Injector System depends on the faction of your career agent.

* As usual for hauling missions, don't forget to put the mission item into your ship's cargohold before undocking.

* Overdrive Injector System I increases the ship's velocity at the expense of reduced cargohold capacity.

* Inertial Stabilizers I decreases the ship's [[Acceleration|Inertia]] (increasing its agility), at the expense of increased [[Signature radius]].

* Overdrive Injector System I increases the ship's maximum velocity at the expense of reduced cargohold capacity.

* Expanded Cargohold I increases the size of your ship's cargohold capacity at the expense of reduced structure hitpoints and maximum velocity.

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|Type= Industry

|Objective= Civilian Armor Repairer.

|Objective= Acquire a Civilian Armor Repairer

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* ~~The~~ fastest way to acquire a Civilian Armor Repairer is to buy it from the [[market]]. You can either buy it in the current station or buy it somewhere else and fly to the station where you bought it to pick it up. Note that items are usually cheaper at [[trade hubs]], although for an inexpensive item ~~such as Civilian Armor Repairer~~, ~~the extra journey may not be worth the time spent.~~

* While it doesn't matter how or where you acquire the Civilian Armor Repairer from, the fastest way to acquire a Civilian Armor Repairer is to simply buy it from the [[market]]. Career Agent stations has specifically this item "seeded" with sell orders, meaning it will always be available for purchase from there.

* Alternatively, the module can also be manufactured by purchasing its Blueprint Original (BPO) and supplying the required minerals. Without sufficient training of relevant skills and a reliable source of cheap raw materials, however, you will ~~often find that producing an item could~~ be ~~much more expensive than buying it on the market~~.

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* You can also buy one from the market.

* You may need to right click on one of the 1MN Afterburner I and select Repackage, if this option is available.

* Alternatively, you can ~~manufacture one - even though it requires a larger variety of minerals to manufacture than the Civilian Armor Repairer from~~ [[~~#Balancing the Books (6 of 10)~~|~~mission 6~~]].

* Alternatively, you can [[Manufacturing|manufacture]] one with a 1MN Afterburner I Blueprint, assuming you have the minerals available.

== Balancing the Books (10 of 10) ==

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-|Rewards= Overdrive Injector System I (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I
+|Rewards= Inertial Stabilizers I ''or'' Overdrive Injector System I (granted upon acceptance); Expanded Cargohold I
 |StandingLoss=
 |Extra=
 }}
+Whether you get Inertial Stabilizers or an Overdrive Injector System depends on the faction of your career agent.
 * As usual for hauling missions, don't forget to put the mission item into your ship's cargohold before undocking.
-* Overdrive Injector System I increases the ship's velocity at the expense of reduced cargohold capacity.
+* Inertial Stabilizers I decreases the ship's [[Acceleration|Inertia]] (increasing its agility), at the expense of increased [[Signature radius]].
+* Overdrive Injector System I increases the ship's maximum velocity at the expense of reduced cargohold capacity.
 * Expanded Cargohold I increases the size of your ship's cargohold capacity at the expense of reduced structure hitpoints and maximum velocity.
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-|Objective= Civilian Armor Repairer.
+|Objective= Acquire a Civilian Armor Repairer
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 <!--[[File:Market-buy-tracking-computer.png|thumb|400px|Buying a Tracking Computer from the market.]]-->
-* The fastest way to acquire a Civilian Armor Repairer is to buy it from the [[market]]. You can either buy it in the current station or buy it somewhere else and fly to the station where you bought it to pick it up. Note that items are usually cheaper at [[trade hubs]], although for an inexpensive item such as Civilian Armor Repairer, the extra journey may not be worth the time spent.
+* While it doesn't matter how or where you acquire the Civilian Armor Repairer from, the fastest way to acquire a Civilian Armor Repairer is to simply buy it from the [[market]]. Career Agent stations has specifically this item "seeded" with sell orders, meaning it will always be available for purchase from there.
-* Alternatively, the module can also be manufactured by purchasing its Blueprint Original (BPO) and supplying the required minerals. Without sufficient training of relevant skills and a reliable source of cheap raw materials, however, you will often find that producing an item could be much more expensive than buying it on the market.
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 * You can also buy one from the market.
 * You may need to right click on one of the 1MN Afterburner I and select Repackage, if this option is available.
-* Alternatively, you can manufacture one - even though it requires a larger variety of minerals to manufacture than the Civilian Armor Repairer from [[#Balancing the Books (6 of 10)|mission 6]].
+* Alternatively, you can [[Manufacturing|manufacture]] one with a 1MN Afterburner I Blueprint, assuming you have the minerals available.
 == Balancing the Books (10 of 10) ==