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| 68 || 115 || 6 || 96 || 16.0 || 244 || 40.7 || 8.75 km || 5.00 km || <span style="color: yellow">end</span><br /> of cycle
| 68 || 115 || 6 || 96 || 16.0 || 244 || 40.7 || 8.75 km || 5.00 km || <span style="color: yellow">end</span><br /> of cycle
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&lowast; ''Flown by a low-skill Unista (Racial Cruiser IV, Shield Emission Systems III, Remote Armor Repair Systems III). Your results may vary.''
&lowast; ''Skills: Racial Cruiser IV, {{sk|Shield Emission Systems|III|icon=yes}}, {{sk|Remote Armor Repair Systems|III|icon=yes}}.''


As the table above shows, fitting remote repair modules to bonused logistics ships makes them work much better, and pilot skills affect these numbers as well. In addition, there are meta versions of these modules with improved range ("Scoped"), CPU and powergrid requirements ("Compact"), or capacitor usage ("Enduring"). So, the specific values in this table are not so important. Nevertheless, the chart does illustrate some of the most important differences between remote shield, armor, and hull repair modules:
As the table above shows, fitting remote repair modules to bonused logistics ships makes them work much better, and pilot skills affect these numbers as well. In addition, there are meta versions of these modules with improved range ("Scoped"), CPU and powergrid requirements ("Compact"), or capacitor usage ("Enduring"). So, the specific values in this table are not so important. Nevertheless, the chart does illustrate some of the most important differences between remote shield, armor, and hull repair modules: