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Damage report: 28000 damage flat, with the Adaptive Invulnerability Field overloaded, which almost completely drained the shields. The damage type is unclear. There have also been tests reporting over 50,000 damage.

The explosion radius itself is also ~~big~~. To test this, I made a line of Atrons from 100km out to 240km. All of them were blown up. This was not conclusive enough, so I found another site after some time. So then inside that one I made another line of Atrons from 240km out to 350km. For that case, only the ~~240km Atron was popped, but not the one~~ at 250km. So it's probably very safe to say that the detonation radius is 249km, or 250km: the Atron might have been on the raw edge of the line. As for detonating it, any hostile module will work, such as a target painter. Even a gun or missile doesn't have to actually inflict any damage to the Chambers: the mere act of aggression is enough.

The explosion radius itself is also extremely large. Extensive testing places the explosion radius at 250km.}}}

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~~These~~ images below cover the detonation of the Plasma Chambers.

The images below cover the detonation of the Plasma Chambers.

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! style="text-align:left" | <span style="color:#44c055">Plan B</span>

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| style="font-size:90%; color:#FFFFFF" | {{{1|~~When I said earlier:~~

| style="font-size:90%; color:#FFFFFF" | {{{1|While this room can deal huge amounts of damage, it is not completely untankable. There are a couple of ships and fits that are viable for the job.

~~"The Remote Defense Grid Unit~~ in the ~~room~~ has ~~three functions~~. ~~First~~, ~~it disables any proximity based~~ Sentry Towers from ~~forming~~."

When a ship approaches the Storage Depots, the initial Sentry Towers will begin to aggress the player around the 10km mark measured from the warp-in beacon toward the Hyperfluct Generator. Assuming the alarm has not been activated, their activation range is ~10-12km. As the ship continues, hidden Sentry Towers are activated in predefined spots as the ship moves around the area. In total, 10 Sentry Towers can be activated by proximity and 6 are from the initial spawn.

~~I didn~~'t ~~say~~ it ~~was untankable~~. ~~Let~~'s ~~get right~~ to ~~that subject. There are~~ a ~~couple of ships and fits~~ that ~~are viable for the job. First let's talk about what happens~~.

Any cruiser or larger ship with ~900-1000 EHP/sec repairs against EM and Thermal damage can survive here as long as it is capacitor stable. Armor tanked ships are the obvious choice because of the default resistance profile of armor, and because the Relic Analyzer won't interfere with capacitor modules or tank modules in the mid slots, as it would with shield tanks. That's not to say a [[Tengu]] or [[Sleipnir]] is bad, but just that armor is easier.

When a player simply approaches the Storage Depots, measured from the warpin beacon towards the Hyperfluct Generator, the initial Sentry Towers will begin to aggress the player around the 10km mark. Their activation range is about 10-12km or thereabouts at this stage. (This is assuming that the Alarm has not been activated. We will get to that stage in a minute.) As the ship continues, hidden Sentry Towers are activated in predefined spots as the ship moves around the area. They also seem to have a limited aggression range or something. In total, 10 Sentry Towers can be activated by proximity and 6 are from the initial spawn.

Choices include any ship with a bonus to repair amount, resistances, or both (e.g. T2 hulls with the T2 resistance profile). [[Maller|Mallers]] make a good choice for both low cost and ease of entry; for battlecruisers, the [[Prophecy]], [[Brutix]], and [[Myrmidon]] are all respectable. Battleships usually have no problem fitting a tank along the suggested lines.

So the Plan is to simply tank them. Any cruiser or above class vessel with around 900-1000 EHP/sec repairs against EM and Thermal damage can survive here as long as it is capacitor stable. Armor tanked vessels are the obvious choice because of the default resistance profile of armor, and because the Relic Analyzer II won't interfere with capacitor modules or tank modules in the mid slots, as with shield tanks. That's not to say a nice Tengu or Slepnir is bad, but just that armor is easier.

Choices include any ~~vessel~~ with a bonus to repair amount, resistances, or both (i.e. T2 hulls with the T2 resistance profile). Mallers make a good choice for both low cost and ease of entry; for battlecruisers, Prophecy, Brutix and ~~the~~ Myrmidon are all respectable. Battleships usually have no problem fitting a tank along the suggested lines~~, so I won't say much there~~.

Here are the fits:

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 Damage report: 28000 damage flat, with the Adaptive Invulnerability Field overloaded, which almost completely drained the shields. The damage type is unclear. There have also been tests reporting over 50,000 damage.
-The explosion radius itself is also big. To test this, I made a line of Atrons from 100km out to 240km. All of them were blown up. This was not conclusive enough, so I found another site after some time. So then inside that one I made another line of Atrons from 240km out to 350km. For that case, only the 240km Atron was popped, but not the one at 250km. So it's probably very safe to say that the detonation radius is 249km, or 250km: the Atron might have been on the raw edge of the line. As for detonating it, any hostile module will work, such as a target painter. Even a gun or missile doesn't have to actually inflict any damage to the Chambers: the mere act of aggression is enough.
+The explosion radius itself is also extremely large. Extensive testing places the explosion radius at 250km.}}}
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-These images below cover the detonation of the Plasma Chambers.
+The images below cover the detonation of the Plasma Chambers.
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 ! style="text-align:left" | <span style="color:#44c055">Plan B</span>
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-| style="font-size:90%; color:#FFFFFF" | {{{1|When I said earlier:
+| style="font-size:90%; color:#FFFFFF" | {{{1|While this room can deal huge amounts of damage, it is not completely untankable. There are a couple of ships and fits that are viable for the job.
-"The Remote Defense Grid Unit in the room has three functions. First, it disables any proximity based Sentry Towers from forming."
+When a ship approaches the Storage Depots, the initial Sentry Towers will begin to aggress the player around the 10km mark measured from the warp-in beacon toward the Hyperfluct Generator. Assuming the alarm has not been activated, their activation range is ~10-12km. As the ship continues, hidden Sentry Towers are activated in predefined spots as the ship moves around the area. In total, 10 Sentry Towers can be activated by proximity and 6 are from the initial spawn.
-I didn't say it was untankable. Let's get right to that subject. There are a couple of ships and fits that are viable for the job. First let's talk about what happens.
+Any cruiser or larger ship with ~900-1000 EHP/sec repairs against EM and Thermal damage can survive here as long as it is capacitor stable. Armor tanked ships are the obvious choice because of the default resistance profile of armor, and because the Relic Analyzer won't interfere with capacitor modules or tank modules in the mid slots, as it would with shield tanks. That's not to say a [[Tengu]] or [[Sleipnir]] is bad, but just that armor is easier.
-When a player simply approaches the Storage Depots, measured from the warpin beacon towards the Hyperfluct Generator, the initial Sentry Towers will begin to aggress the player around the 10km mark. Their activation range is about 10-12km or thereabouts at this stage. (This is assuming that the Alarm has not been activated. We will get to that stage in a minute.) As the ship continues, hidden Sentry Towers are activated in predefined spots as the ship moves around the area. They also seem to have a limited aggression range or something. In total, 10 Sentry Towers can be activated by proximity and 6 are from the initial spawn.
+Choices include any ship with a bonus to repair amount, resistances, or both (e.g. T2 hulls with the T2 resistance profile). [[Maller|Mallers]] make a good choice for both low cost and ease of entry; for battlecruisers, the [[Prophecy]], [[Brutix]], and [[Myrmidon]] are all respectable. Battleships usually have no problem fitting a tank along the suggested lines.
-So the Plan is to simply tank them. Any cruiser or above class vessel with around 900-1000 EHP/sec repairs against EM and Thermal damage can survive here as long as it is capacitor stable. Armor tanked vessels are the obvious choice because of the default resistance profile of armor, and because the Relic Analyzer II won't interfere with capacitor modules or tank modules in the mid slots, as with shield tanks. That's not to say a nice Tengu or Slepnir is bad, but just that armor is easier.
-Choices include any vessel with a bonus to repair amount, resistances, or both (i.e. T2 hulls with the T2 resistance profile). Mallers make a good choice for both low cost and ease of entry; for battlecruisers, Prophecy, Brutix and the Myrmidon are all respectable. Battleships usually have no problem fitting a tank along the suggested lines, so I won't say much there.
 Here are the fits: