Procurer: Difference between revisions

Note that this is done by removing the Survey Scanner module. As such, this fit is designed to work in small-scale mining fleets where a single ship uses a Survey Scanner to point out high-resource asteroids to the other miners.</li><li>Even at maximum skills, the Procurer is still a slow ship at 113 m/s. Use of a bounce bookmark that is on grid with the asteroid belt is recommended.</li><li>Don't forget the take along the appropriate mining crystals for the asteroids you are looking to mine.</li><li>For ice mining, replace the Strip Miner with an Ice Harvester, and the Mining Laser Upgrade with a Ice Harvester Upgrade.</li>}}

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notes=A bait fit, to trap low sec pirates looking for an easy prey. Make sure that you've got backup if you're jumped by multiple hostiles or by anything bigger than a destroyer.</li><li>Usage: Mine in a low-sec belt. Wait until someone willing to take the bait arrives on grid. Warn your backup to align to you. Align out and bump an asteroid or make yourself look foolish doing something else. Get redboxed. Call for backup. Yellowbox back. Ideally your opponent should be in web range - if he isn't simply point him. Your backup should arrive and end up with a nice killmail.</li><li>With all skills at V and before boosts, this ship has 72K EHP against antimatter, flies at 113 m/s and align in 9.4 s. The capacitor is stable. Damage is 80 dps at 60 km with the Hogoblins II drones.</li><li>The Power Diagnostic System can be replaced with something else (e.g. a Mining Laser Upgrade) if your fitting skills are good enough.</li>}}{{ShipFitting|

notes=A wormhole fit where the idea is to survive and keep the enemy in place until backup arrives.}}