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==Anchor==

The Anchor is the ship you should be orbiting. You default orbit distance should be between 5 and 15 hm. At 5 km orbit distance you may not have your full speed while orbiting. 10 km orbit is a common distance that will let you orbit at full speed. If your orbit distance is too far you may have a low angular velocity against the enemy fleet for a prolonged time, or you could be out of range of some broadcast requests if a fleet spreads out to chase an enemy or deblob to avoid bombing runs, or you could run into an enemy shield during a pos siege if the anchor is too close.

The Anchor is the ship you should be orbiting. You default orbit distance should be between 5 and 15 km. At 5 km orbit distance you may not have your full speed while orbiting. 10 km orbit is a common distance that will let you orbit at full speed. If your orbit distance is too far you may have a low angular velocity against the enemy fleet for a prolonged time, or you could be out of range of some broadcast requests if a fleet spreads out to chase an enemy or deblob to avoid bombing runs, or you could run into an enemy shield during a pos siege if the anchor is too close.

If you fight on a stargate, the anchor could be set as the stargate. Logi ships that take too much damage and cannot get repped fast enough can jump through if they don't have aggression.

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 ==Anchor==
-The Anchor is the ship you should be orbiting. You default orbit distance should be between 5 and 15 hm. At 5 km orbit distance you may not have your full speed while orbiting. 10 km orbit is a common distance that will let you orbit at full speed. If your orbit distance is too far you may have a low angular velocity against the enemy fleet for a prolonged time, or you could be out of range of some broadcast requests if a fleet spreads out to chase an enemy or deblob to avoid bombing runs, or you could run into an enemy shield during a pos siege if the anchor is too close.
+The Anchor is the ship you should be orbiting. You default orbit distance should be between 5 and 15 km. At 5 km orbit distance you may not have your full speed while orbiting. 10 km orbit is a common distance that will let you orbit at full speed. If your orbit distance is too far you may have a low angular velocity against the enemy fleet for a prolonged time, or you could be out of range of some broadcast requests if a fleet spreads out to chase an enemy or deblob to avoid bombing runs, or you could run into an enemy shield during a pos siege if the anchor is too close.
 If you fight on a stargate, the anchor could be set as the stargate. Logi ships that take too much damage and cannot get repped fast enough can jump through if they don't have aggression.
 ==Broadcast==