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==How to use an implant==

You cannot plug in an implant while training skills. If you are currently training skills, then go to your Character Sheet, ~~click SKILLS~~ from the list on the left, ~~and~~ open your Training Queue~~. PAUSE~~ your skill training. ~~Then. right~~-click on an implant and choose ~~PLUG IN~~; the implant will take effect immediately. ~~Then~~ go to your Training Queue and ~~RESUME~~ your training.

You cannot plug in an implant while training skills. If you are currently training skills, then go to your Character Sheet, select Skills from the list on the left, open your Training Queue, and pause your skill training. Right-click on the implant and choose Plug In; the implant will take effect immediately. Finally, go to your Training Queue and resume your training.

If you remove the implant, it is destroyed. You will not be harmed in the process, though it will sting a little. This is done by going to your Character Sheet, ~~clicking AUGMENTATIONS~~, right-clicking the implant in question, and selecting ~~UNPLUG~~. ~~Note that just as you can't plug in implants while~~ training ~~skills, you also cannot remove implants while training skills.~~

If you remove the implant, it is destroyed. You will not be harmed in the process, though it will sting a little. This is done by pausing the training queue again, going to your Character Sheet, selecting Augmentations, right-clicking the implant in question, and selecting Unplug. Remember to resume training!

~~Therefore, upgrading~~ a set of implants could be a bad idea because it ~~destroy~~ the old set. Instead, you could buy a [[Jump Clones|jump clone]], jump to it and install the new set of implants there. That way, the old implant is preserved as a backup when your pod is destroyed during PvP. If your pod is destroyed, all the implants that you had in at the time will be destroyed too. This will sting a lot!

Upgrading a set of implants could be a bad idea because it destroys the old set. Instead, you could buy a [[Jump Clones|jump clone]], jump to it and install the new set of implants there. Each jump clone has its own set of implants. Only the implants installed in the clone you are currently occupying will have an effect. That way, the old implants are preserved as a backup when your pod is destroyed during PvP.

~~If you have [[Jump Clones|jump clones]], each~~ jump clone has its own set of implants. Only the implants installed in the clone you are currently occupying will have an effect.

When using jump clones, never leave two jump clones inactive in the same station (by docking in a station where you already have one inactive clone, and then jumping out of your second clone into a third clone which is somewhere else). You can only have one inactive clone per station. If you leave two inactive clones in one station your oldest clone will be deleted and you will lose any implants installed in it.

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 ==How to use an implant==
-You cannot plug in an implant while training skills.  If you are currently training skills, then go to your Character Sheet, click SKILLS from the list on the left, and open your Training Queue.  PAUSE your skill training.  Then. right-click on an implant and choose PLUG IN; the implant will take effect immediately.   Then go to your Training Queue and RESUME your training.
+You cannot plug in an implant while training skills.  If you are currently training skills, then go to your Character Sheet, select Skills from the list on the left, open your Training Queue, and pause your skill training.  Right-click on the implant and choose Plug In; the implant will take effect immediately. Finally, go to your Training Queue and resume your training.
-If you remove the implant, it is destroyed. You will not be harmed in the process, though it will sting a little.  This is done by going to your Character Sheet, clicking AUGMENTATIONS, right-clicking the implant in question, and selecting UNPLUG. Note that just as you can't plug in implants while training skills, you also cannot remove implants while training skills.
+If you remove the implant, it is destroyed. You will not be harmed in the process, though it will sting a little.  This is done by pausing the training queue again, going to your Character Sheet, selecting Augmentations, right-clicking the implant in question, and selecting Unplug. Remember to resume training!
-Therefore, upgrading a set of implants could be a bad idea because it destroy the old set. Instead, you could buy a [[Jump Clones|jump clone]], jump to it and install the new set of implants there. That way, the old implant is preserved as a backup when your pod is destroyed during PvP. If your pod is destroyed, all the implants that you had in at the time will be destroyed too. This will sting a lot!
+Upgrading a set of implants could be a bad idea because it destroys the old set. Instead, you could buy a [[Jump Clones|jump clone]], jump to it and install the new set of implants there. Each jump clone has its own set of implants. Only the implants installed in the clone you are currently occupying will have an effect. That way, the old implants are preserved as a backup when your pod is destroyed during PvP.
-If you have [[Jump Clones|jump clones]], each jump clone has its own set of implants. Only the implants installed in the clone you are currently occupying will have an effect.
 When using jump clones, never leave two jump clones inactive in the same station (by docking in a station where you already have one inactive clone, and then jumping out of your second clone into a third clone which is somewhere else). You can only have one inactive clone per station. If you leave two inactive clones in one station your oldest clone will be deleted and you will lose any implants installed in it.