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	Many EVE pilots have tried to determine the precise formula for the capacitor recharge rate - that is, the speed at which your ship's capacitor draws energy from the reactor. The cap recharge rate is not a linear function, however - the rate is dependent upon the amount of energy stored in your capacitor at any given point in time. If the capacitor is near full capacity, the recharge rate is very low; likewise, if the capacitor is near empty, the recharge rate is also very low.		Many EVE pilots have tried to determine the precise formula for the capacitor recharge rate - that is, the speed at which your ship's capacitor draws energy from the reactor. The cap recharge rate is not a linear function, however - the rate is dependent upon the amount of energy stored in your capacitor at any given point in time. If the capacitor is near full capacity, the recharge rate is very low; likewise, if the capacitor is near empty, the recharge rate is also very low.