Low slot: Difference between revisions

'''Low slots''' are a category of [[module]] slot found on ships in EVE. Generally, low slots contain passive modules which improve ship performance. [[Armor tanking]] modules occupy low slots. Some low slot modules share purposes with mid slot modules, but the details of their use differ.

* '''{{co|wheat|Armor Plates}}'''

: Passive module which increases armor hit points by a fixed amount while increasing mass.

* '''{{co|wheat|Armor Hardeners}}'''

: Active module which increases armor resistance a great deal while using capacitor.

:: Variation: '''{{co|wheat|Reactive Armor Hardeners}}'''

:: Active module that by default gives a small boost to all resistances, but as the ship takes damage, it adjusts the resistance bonuses to the type of incoming damage.

Compare to [[Rig#Armor|armor rigs]].

* '''{{co|wheat|Ballastic Control Systems}}'''

: Passive module which increases damage and rate of fire of missile launchers.

: Passive module which increases damage and rate of fire of [[Turrets#Projectile turrets|projectile turrets]].

* '''{{co|wheat|Heat Sinks}}'''

: Passive module which increases powergrid by a fixed amount.

* '''{{co|wheat|Power Diagnostic Systems}}'''

* '''{{co|wheat|Reactor Controls}}'''

: Passive module which increases powergrid by a percentage.

Injectors increase only velocity and reduce your ability to carry ammo, inertial stabilizers will increase your signature radius (and consequently your incurred damage) for a bit of agility. Nanofiber structures on the other hand, will provide both velocity and agility (very comparable to each individually) at the expense of structure. And honestly if you've reached a point where your structure is being hit, it doesn't matter how much you have.

==Shield Tanking==

* [[Rig]]