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Even if you mostly plan to mine or explore, it is worthwhile at least reading this section. Hostile ships WILL be looking for you, and this is how they do it. If you try it yourself, you will have a better feel for the process and more easily defeat it when it happens to you.
Even if you mostly plan to mine or explore, it is worthwhile at least reading this section. Hostile ships WILL be looking for you, and this is how they do it. If you try it yourself, you will have a better feel for the process and more easily defeat it when it happens to you.


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[[File:Qs 01dscanprac.jpg|left|400px]]
Let's say a hunter is looking for mining targets. The first thing that he or she does is to enter a system and look at the Overview to find a moon or planet with a number of nearby asteroid belts.[[File:Qs 02dscanprac.jpg|right|200px]] In this case Amygnon VIII had three belts with d-scan range. So the hunter warps to the moon.  
So let's say a hunter is looking for mining targets. The first thing that he or she does is to enter a system and look at the Overview to find a moon or planet with a number of nearby asteroid belts.[[File:Qs 02dscanprac.jpg|right|200px]] In this case Amygnon VIII had three belts with d-scan range. So the hunter warps to the moon.  
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