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==Refining in a POS==

~~Refining in~~ a player-owned starbase is very similar to ~~refining~~ in a station, with the exception that there is no NPC tax. All other calculations remain the same. A ~~reprocessing~~ array can be anchored in any security space and provides a 52% base yield (2% greater than then best NPC station), while the more advanced Intensive Reprocessing array yields 54% base but cannot be anchored in high-security space. To use either array, you must be withing 3,000m of the structure. From there, either open your ship's cargohold or right-click the structure and select "access reprocessing array." To use the array, you must drag your item(s) from your ship's ~~cargohold~~ or nearby container, and drop them in the reprocessing array's cargo hold. From there, right click the item(s) and select "reprocess." You will not see the ~~refining~~ window like you do in a station, so make sure you want to ~~refine~~ your selection. Once done, the minerals will in the array's cargo hold next to whatever excess materials were left over.

Processing raw materials using a player-owned starbase is very similar to processing in a station, with the exception that there is no NPC tax. All other calculations remain the same. A basic Reprocessing array can be anchored in any security space and provides a 52% base yield (2% greater than then best NPC station), while the more advanced Intensive Reprocessing array yields 54% base but cannot be anchored in high-security space. To use either array, you must be withing 3,000m of the structure. From there, either open your ship's cargohold or right-click the structure and select "access reprocessing array." To use the array, you must drag your item(s) from your ship's cargo hold or nearby container or warehouse, and drop them in the reprocessing array's cargo hold. From there, right click the item(s) and select "reprocess." You will not see the detail processing window like you do in a station, so make sure you want to process your selection. Once done, the minerals will appear in the array's cargo hold next to whatever excess materials were left over.

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 ==Refining in a POS==
-Refining in a player-owned starbase is very similar to refining in a station, with the exception that there is no NPC tax. All other calculations remain the same. A reprocessing array can be anchored in any security space and provides a 52% base yield (2% greater than then best NPC station), while the more advanced Intensive Reprocessing array yields 54% base but cannot be anchored in high-security space. To use either array, you must be withing 3,000m of the structure. From there, either open your ship's cargohold or right-click the structure and select "access reprocessing array." To use the array, you must drag your item(s) from your ship's cargohold or nearby container, and drop them in the reprocessing array's cargo hold. From there, right click the item(s) and select "reprocess." You will not see the refining window like you do in a station, so make sure you want to refine your selection. Once done, the minerals will in the array's cargo hold next to whatever excess materials were left over.
+Processing raw materials using a player-owned starbase is very similar to processing in a station, with the exception that there is no NPC tax. All other calculations remain the same. A basic Reprocessing array can be anchored in any security space and provides a 52% base yield (2% greater than then best NPC station), while the more advanced Intensive Reprocessing array yields 54% base but cannot be anchored in high-security space. To use either array, you must be withing 3,000m of the structure. From there, either open your ship's cargohold or right-click the structure and select "access reprocessing array." To use the array, you must drag your item(s) from your ship's cargo hold or nearby container or  warehouse, and drop them in the reprocessing array's cargo hold. From there, right click the item(s) and select "reprocess." You will not see the detail processing window like you do in a station, so make sure you want to process your selection. Once done, the minerals will appear in the array's cargo hold next to whatever excess materials were left over.
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