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For those players with all Level V capacitor skills (Shield Compensation to IV required for the Heron), try these fits to skip hacking the Remote Pressure Control Unit entirely, and head directly into the storage depot inside the wreck field.  

| style="padding:8px;" | ''You must be able to sustain at least (as in more than) 60 Effective Hit Points per second (EHP/sec) for a ship to survive inside this damage cloud. Capacitor stability is very much ideal: if less than 4 minutes, you should not run these fits.<br />

| notes=EFT tells me this fit can handle 68 EHP/sec: for Pyfa, you must add the passive recharge rate to the shield boosted rate (21 EHP/sec passive regen plus 47 EHP/sec active for a total of 68 EHP/sec for my character).</li><li>If you are fast, you may skip the Capacitor Control Circuit, but you have to know what you're doing so you can skirt out of the damage cloud to let the capacitor recharge when the capacitor runs out.</li><li>By upgrading the Flux Coil and the capacitor recharger to T2 equivalents, you may have enough capacitor (with Shield Compensation IV) to run for almost 4 minutes if you skip the Capacitor Control Circuit, which is what I do.</li><li>A cap battery isn't really practical because of fitting reasons. However, you may elect to use a Shield Boost Amplifier and a small cap battery: if you have both capacitor skills to IV and Shield Compensation 0, it could be cap stable with a T2 Flux Coil and won't need a CCC rig. Always use your fitting tool to confirm.