Capacitor warfare: Difference between revisions

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[Sentinel, Sample Solo Sentinel]<br>

Damage Control II<br>

Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II<br>

Centii C-Type Small Armor Repairer<br>

Coreli C-Type 1MN Afterburner<br>

Balmer Series Targeting Inhibitor I, Tracking Speed Disruption<br>

Small Capacitor Booster II, Navy Cap Booster 400<br>

Small Unstable Power Fluctuator I<br>

Small Energy Neutralizer II<br>

Small Energy Neutralizer II<br>

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Hobgoblin II x4<br>

Warrior II x4<br>

Hornet EC-300 x4<br>

{{High Slots 3|hs1=Small Unstable Power Fluctuator I|hs2=Small Energy Neutralizer II|hs3=Small Energy Neutralizer II}}

{{Mid Slots 4|ms1=Coreli C-Type 1MN Afterburner|ms2=Balmer Series Targeting Inhibitor I, Tracking Speed Disruption|ms3=Warp Scrambler II|ms4=Small Capacitor Booster II, Navy Cap Booster 400}}

{{Low Slots 3|ls1=Damage Control II|ls2=Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II|ls3=Centii C-Type Small Armor Repairer}}

{{Rig Slots 2|rs1=Egress Port Maximizer I|rs2=Egress Port Maximizer I}}

{{Drone Bay|ds1=Hobgoblin II x4<br>Warrior II x4<br>Hornet EC-300 x4}}

*Coreli C-Type 1MN Afterburner and Centii C-Type Small Armor Repairer are both relatively cheap and make a significant difference.

*Meta 7+ Neuts/Nos make a very nice addition to these capabilities but they are extremely expensive.

*Can go with 2 nuets and a nos for engaging larger turret based targets.  For anything else 3 neuts is better.

*Warp disruptor requires fitting room to be found and more cap management, but neuting to break an MWD can also work.

*Double Egress Port Maximizers have the best result on cap stability with a 3 neut setup.  If a rig is required for fitting a single Small Semiconductor Memory Cell I will give a better result.

 

 

Hornet EC-300 x4

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{{High Slots 3|hs1=Small Unstable Power Fluctuator I|hs2=Small Energy Neutralizer II|hs3=Small Energy Neutralizer II}}

{{Mid Slots 4|ms1=Coreli C-Type 1MN Afterburner|ms2=Balmer Series Targeting Inhibitor I, Tracking Speed Disruption|ms3=Small Capacitor Booster II, Navy Cap Booster 400|ms4=Balmer Series Targeting Inhibitor I, Tracking Speed Disruption}}

{{Low Slots 3|ls1=Damage Control II|ls2=Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II|ls3=200mm Reinforced Rolled Tungsten Plates}}

{{Rig Slots 2|rs1=Small Ancillary Current Router I|rs2=Small Semiconductor Memory Cell I}}

{{Drone Bay|ds1=Hobgoblin II x4<br>Warrior II x4<br>Hornet EC-300 x4}}

{{High Slots 3|hs1=Small Unstable Power Fluctuator I|hs2=Small Energy Neutralizer II|hs3=Imperial Navy Small Nosferatu}}

{{Mid Slots 4|ms1=Catalyzed Cold-Gas I Arcjet Thrusters|ms2=Medium F-S9 Regolith Shield Induction|ms3=Warp Disruptor II|ms4=Micro Capacitor Booster II, Navy Cap Booster 200}}

{{Low Slots 3|ls1=Damage Control II|ls2=Micro K-Exhaust Core Augmentation|ls3=Nanofiber Internal Structure II}}

{{Rig Slots 2|rs1=Small Anti-EM Screen Reinforcer I|rs2=Small Core Defence Field Extender I}}

{{Drone Bay|ds1=Hobgoblin II x4<br>Warrior II x4<br>Hornet EC-300 x4}}

*Imperial Navy Small Nosferatu can be downgraded to a Small 'Knave' I Energy Drain for cost.

''Flying Manual'':

This fit is the closest to the 'standard' shield fit Curse and accordingly some people advocate it.  It would certainly be flown/employed like that sort of Curse but the lack of TD and sub-optimal cap leave lots to be desired. In Nullsec with 'mandatory' MWD this is perhaps a more reasonable option.