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IMPORTANT: Some skills reduce the amount of power and cpu needed for some of the equipment, and this lets you fit more powerful gear. (Look, for example, at ~~[[Skills:Engineering#Power_Grid_Management~~|Power Grid Management]] or ~~[[Skills:Engineering#CPU_Management~~|CPU Management]].) If you find that you cannot fit all suggested items into your ship, you may need to improve some of your skills before you can fly. For example, if you do not have the skill "~~[[Skills:Rigging~~|Jury Rigging~~]] Level~~ I", you will not be able to fit the device "Small Ancillary Current Router I". Since this device increases the amount of power your ship has available, without it you might not have enough power to install one of your other devices. This is how fitting goes. You need the skills to make the equipment work, but the equipment also works together.

IMPORTANT: Some skills reduce the amount of power and cpu needed for some of the equipment, and this lets you fit more powerful gear. (Look, for example, at {{sk|Power Grid Management}} or {{sk|CPU Management}}.) If you find that you cannot fit all suggested items into your ship, you may need to improve some of your skills before you can fly. For example, if you do not have the skill "{{sk|Jury Rigging|I}}", you will not be able to fit the device "Small Ancillary Current Router I". Since this device increases the amount of power your ship has available, without it you might not have enough power to install one of your other devices. This is how fitting goes. You need the skills to make the equipment work, but the equipment also works together.

All of this may seem like a lot to do before you even leave the station, and it is, but a badly fitted ship is doomed to die. Luckily, E-UNI's experts have looked at every faction's ships and provided one or more fits for each one. Just look up the ship's name in the Wiki. Even if you aren't completely sure what each piece of gear does, you can be confident that a UNIWiki fit will be a reasonable place to start.

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	IMPORTANT: Some skills reduce the amount of power and cpu needed for some of the equipment, and this lets you fit more powerful gear. (Look, for example, at ~~[[Skills:Engineering#Power_Grid_Management~~\|Power Grid Management]] or ~~[[Skills:Engineering#CPU_Management~~\|CPU Management]].) If you find that you cannot fit all suggested items into your ship, you may need to improve some of your skills before you can fly. For example, if you do not have the skill "~~[[Skills:Rigging~~\|Jury Rigging~~]] Level~~ I", you will not be able to fit the device "Small Ancillary Current Router I". Since this device increases the amount of power your ship has available, without it you might not have enough power to install one of your other devices. This is how fitting goes. You need the skills to make the equipment work, but the equipment also works together.		IMPORTANT: Some skills reduce the amount of power and cpu needed for some of the equipment, and this lets you fit more powerful gear. (Look, for example, at {{sk\|Power Grid Management}} or {{sk\|CPU Management}}.) If you find that you cannot fit all suggested items into your ship, you may need to improve some of your skills before you can fly. For example, if you do not have the skill "{{sk\|Jury Rigging\|I}}", you will not be able to fit the device "Small Ancillary Current Router I". Since this device increases the amount of power your ship has available, without it you might not have enough power to install one of your other devices. This is how fitting goes. You need the skills to make the equipment work, but the equipment also works together.

	All of this may seem like a lot to do before you even leave the station, and it is, but a badly fitted ship is doomed to die. Luckily, E-UNI's experts have looked at every faction's ships and provided one or more fits for each one. Just look up the ship's name in the Wiki. Even if you aren't completely sure what each piece of gear does, you can be confident that a UNIWiki fit will be a reasonable place to start.		All of this may seem like a lot to do before you even leave the station, and it is, but a badly fitted ship is doomed to die. Luckily, E-UNI's experts have looked at every faction's ships and provided one or more fits for each one. Just look up the ship's name in the Wiki. Even if you aren't completely sure what each piece of gear does, you can be confident that a UNIWiki fit will be a reasonable place to start.