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===Remote Repair vs. Local Repair===

One, very intuitive reason for including logistics ships in fleets is so that damage dealers can focus on their own role; by having logistics ships manage repair, the other, combat-oriented ships in the fleet can fit more modules, rigs, and implants dedicated to damage-dealing. But another, less intuitive justification is that logistics ships are often ''better'' at repairing other ships than those ships are at repairing themselves. ~~The table below illustrates this by comparing local and remote armor repairers fit to cruiser hulls:~~

One, very intuitive reason for including logistics ships in fleets is so that damage dealers can focus on their own role; by having logistics ships manage repair, the other, combat-oriented ships in the fleet can fit more modules, rigs, and implants dedicated to damage-dealing. But another, less intuitive justification is that logistics ships are often ''better'' at repairing other ships than those ships are at repairing themselves.

~~{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"~~

The biggest effect however is that a squad of logistic ships can focus all of their remote repair modules on a single target. In comparison in a group of self repairing ships only the ship taking damage can usse their repair modules. This makes remote repairing the only practical method of repairing in larger fleets.

~~|+ style="text-align:left; font-size:110%"| Local vs. Remote Repair Modules~~

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~~! width="225px" | Item~~

~~! width="70px" | Repair Rate (HP/sec)~~

~~! width="70px" | Repair Efficiency (HP/cap unit)~~

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| {{co|wheat|Medium Remote Armor Repairer II}} fit to an {{sh|Exequror}}*

~~| 69 || 4.3~~

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~~| {{co|wheat|Medium Armor Repairer II}} fit to an unbonused hull~~

~~| 41 || 2.3~~

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~~&lowast; ''Skills: All V's.''~~

~~Logistics~~ ships ~~often repair~~ their ~~fleetmates more effectively, and with less capacitor, than their targets can~~ repair ~~themselves~~. ~~This~~ comparison ~~can become~~ a ~~bit more complicated with shield boosting, particularly for combat~~ ships ~~that~~ can ~~fit oversized local shield boosters~~. ~~Nevertheless,~~ remote ~~shield boosters fit to logistics ships—like~~ the ~~remote armor repairers shown above—are more effective than local shield boosters~~ of ~~the same size~~.

===Ancillary Remote Repair Modules===

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 ===Remote Repair vs. Local Repair===
-One, very intuitive reason for including logistics ships in fleets is so that damage dealers can focus on their own role; by having logistics ships manage repair, the other, combat-oriented ships in the fleet can fit more modules, rigs, and implants dedicated to damage-dealing. But another, less intuitive justification is that logistics ships are often ''better'' at repairing other ships than those ships are at repairing themselves. The table below illustrates this by comparing local and remote armor repairers fit to cruiser hulls:
+One, very intuitive reason for including logistics ships in fleets is so that damage dealers can focus on their own role; by having logistics ships manage repair, the other, combat-oriented ships in the fleet can fit more modules, rigs, and implants dedicated to damage-dealing. But another, less intuitive justification is that logistics ships are often ''better'' at repairing other ships than those ships are at repairing themselves.
-{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+The biggest effect however is that a squad of logistic ships can focus all of their remote repair modules on a single target. In comparison in a group of self repairing ships only the ship taking damage can usse their repair modules. This makes remote repairing the only practical method of repairing in larger fleets.
-|+ style="text-align:left; font-size:110%"| Local vs. Remote Repair Modules
-|-
-! width="225px" | Item
-! width="70px" | Repair<br />Rate<br />(HP/sec)
-! width="70px" | Repair<br />Efficiency<br />(HP/cap unit)
-|-
-| {{co|wheat|Medium Remote Armor Repairer II}}<br />fit to an {{sh|Exequror}}*
-| 69 || 4.3
-|-
-| {{co|wheat|Medium Armor Repairer II}}<br />fit to an unbonused hull
-| 41 || 2.3
-|}
-&lowast; ''Skills: All V's.''
-Logistics ships often repair their fleetmates more effectively, and with less capacitor, than their targets can repair themselves. This comparison can become a bit more complicated with shield boosting, particularly for combat ships that can fit oversized local shield boosters. Nevertheless, remote shield boosters fit to logistics ships—like the remote armor repairers shown above—are more effective than local shield boosters of the same size.
 ===Ancillary Remote Repair Modules===