Directional scanning: Difference between revisions

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	{{related class~~\|Directional Scanning 101~~\|D-Scan ~~102~~}}		{{related class\|D-Scan (CORE class)}}
	Every ship in Eve has a Directional Scanner (d-scan) that can be used to discover the rough location of certain kinds of objects up to 14 AU (appx. 2 x10<sup>9</sup> km) away from the ship. There are other kinds of specialized scanners, such as the [[Scanning#Probe_scanning\|probe launcher]] (used in Exploration) or the [[Mining#Survey_scanner\|survey scanner]] (used in Mining), but the d-scan comes with the ship and requires no additional training or fitting costs.		Every ship in Eve has a Directional Scanner (d-scan) that can be used to discover the rough location of certain kinds of objects up to 14 AU (appx. 2 x10<sup>9</sup> km) away from the ship. There are other kinds of specialized scanners, such as the [[Scanning#Probe_scanning\|probe launcher]] (used in Exploration) or the [[Mining#Survey_scanner\|survey scanner]] (used in Mining), but the d-scan comes with the ship and requires no additional training or fitting costs.