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== Capacitor gauge ==

[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_1.png|thumb|400px|A ship with extremely low capacitor capacity ~~shows~~ unusual capacitor gauge with only one fragment displayed]]

[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_1.png|thumb|400px|A ship with extremely low capacitor capacity displays a unusual capacitor gauge with only one fragment displayed]]

[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_2.png|thumb|400px|A ship "without" capacitor: having only 49.68 GJ capacity which is below 50 GJ to make first fragment to appear]]

[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_2.png|thumb|400px|A ship "without" capacitor: having only 49.68 GJ capacity which is below the 50 GJ necessary to make the first fragment appear]]

Your capacitor gauge ~~are~~ made up of many fragments that ~~each one~~ can split into four parts. The ~~amount~~ of fragments ~~are~~ determined by your capacitor capacity.

Your capacitor gauge is made up of many fragments that can split into four parts each. The number of fragments is determined by your capacitor capacity.

For every ~~full~~ 50 GJ capacity your ship has, one fragment is added to the gauge, until the maximum of 18 is reached. A full-gauge with 18 fragments needs 900 GJ capacity to appear. However, the capacitor gauge in fitting window can only show up to 10 fragments.

For every 50 GJ of capacity your ship has, one fragment is added to the gauge, until the maximum of 18 is reached. A full gauge with 18 fragments needs 900 GJ of capacity to appear. However, the capacitor gauge in the fitting window can only show up to 10 fragments.

If you managed to get your capacitor capacity ''below'' 50 GJ, via ~~filling~~ Microwarpdrive ~~and~~ Capacitor Flux Coil to all slots, your capacitor gauge will disappear as it has 0 fragments.

If you managed to get your capacitor capacity ''below'' 50 GJ, via fitting a Microwarpdrive or Capacitor Flux Coil to all slots, your capacitor gauge will disappear as it has 0 fragments.

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 == Capacitor gauge ==
-[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_1.png|thumb|400px|A ship with extremely low capacitor capacity shows unusual capacitor gauge with only one fragment displayed]]
+[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_1.png|thumb|400px|A ship with extremely low capacitor capacity displays a unusual capacitor gauge with only one fragment displayed]]
-[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_2.png|thumb|400px|A ship "without" capacitor: having only 49.68 GJ capacity which is below 50 GJ to make first fragment to appear]]
+[[File:Extremely_low_max_cap_2.png|thumb|400px|A ship "without" capacitor: having only 49.68 GJ capacity which is below the 50 GJ necessary to make the first fragment appear]]
-Your capacitor gauge are made up of many fragments that each one can split into four parts. The amount of fragments are determined by your capacitor capacity.
+Your capacitor gauge is made up of many fragments that can split into four parts each. The number of fragments is determined by your capacitor capacity.
-For every full 50 GJ capacity your ship has, one fragment is added to the gauge, until the maximum of 18 is reached. A full-gauge with 18 fragments needs 900 GJ capacity to appear. However, the capacitor gauge in fitting window can only show up to 10 fragments.
+For every 50 GJ of capacity your ship has, one fragment is added to the gauge, until the maximum of 18 is reached. A full gauge with 18 fragments needs 900 GJ of capacity to appear. However, the capacitor gauge in the fitting window can only show up to 10 fragments.
-If you managed to get your capacitor capacity ''below'' 50 GJ, via filling Microwarpdrive and Capacitor Flux Coil to all slots, your capacitor gauge will disappear as it has 0 fragments.
+If you managed to get your capacitor capacity ''below'' 50 GJ, via fitting a Microwarpdrive or Capacitor Flux Coil to all slots, your capacitor gauge will disappear as it has 0 fragments.
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