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==Safety==

Before you do any ice mining, or any mining, please make sure your Overview settings are set to E-Uni standards. Also, ensure your Local chat window is sufficiently large enough for you to see both the inhabitants and the chat box (more on this later). Lastly, if it isn't done, set your D-scan so it's open and accessible. You'll need this for multiple purposes.

Before you do any ice mining, or any mining, please make sure your [[Overview_Guide | Overview]] settings are set to E-Uni standards. Also, ensure your Local chat window is sufficiently large enough for you to see both the inhabitants and the chat box (more on this later). Lastly, if it isn't done, set your D-scan so it's open and accessible. You'll need this for multiple purposes.

If you haven't done this already, please study [[Bookmarks | Bookmarking]]. You'll need to set up at least one Safe-spot to store your cans, and more if your paranoid level tends to be high. The easiest way to create your safe is to drop a bookmark as you approach the ore site, off-grid but close enough to minimize travel time. You'll also be bookmarking ice rocks to be able to jump around the system, limiting slowboating times.

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===D-SCAN IS YOUR BEST FRIEND===

Watching D-scan will become second nature after a few ice site trips. You'll learn quickly who does, and who doesn't belong there. Catalysts, Dragoons, Thrashers, and other combat type ships stand out fairly easily from the gaggle of Mackinaws, Retrievers, Skiffs, Procurers¹, and one or two Orcas².

[[Directional_Scanner_Guide | Watching D-scan]] will become second nature after a few ice site trips. You'll learn quickly who does, and who doesn't belong there. Catalysts, Dragoons, Thrashers, and other combat type ships stand out fairly easily from the gaggle of Mackinaws, Retrievers, Skiffs, Procurers¹, and one or two Orcas².

===OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW===

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 ==Safety==
-Before you do any ice mining, or any mining, please make sure your Overview settings are set to E-Uni standards.  Also, ensure your Local chat window is sufficiently large enough for you to see both the inhabitants and the chat box (more on this later).  Lastly, if it isn't done, set your D-scan so it's open and accessible.  You'll need this for multiple purposes.
+Before you do any ice mining, or any mining, please make sure your [[Overview_Guide | Overview]] settings are set to E-Uni standards.  Also, ensure your Local chat window is sufficiently large enough for you to see both the inhabitants and the chat box (more on this later).  Lastly, if it isn't done, set your D-scan so it's open and accessible.  You'll need this for multiple purposes.
 If you haven't done this already, please study [[Bookmarks | Bookmarking]].  You'll need to set up at least one Safe-spot to store your cans, and more if your paranoid level tends to be high.  The easiest way to create your safe is to drop a bookmark as you approach the ore site, off-grid but close enough to minimize travel time. You'll also be bookmarking ice rocks to be able to jump around the system, limiting slowboating times.
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 ===D-SCAN IS YOUR BEST FRIEND===
-Watching D-scan will become second nature after a few ice site trips.  You'll learn quickly who does, and who doesn't belong there.  Catalysts, Dragoons, Thrashers, and other combat type ships stand out fairly easily from the gaggle of Mackinaws, Retrievers, Skiffs, Procurers¹, and one or two Orcas².
+[[Directional_Scanner_Guide | Watching D-scan]] will become second nature after a few ice site trips.  You'll learn quickly who does, and who doesn't belong there.  Catalysts, Dragoons, Thrashers, and other combat type ships stand out fairly easily from the gaggle of Mackinaws, Retrievers, Skiffs, Procurers¹, and one or two Orcas².
 ===OVERVIEW OVERVIEW OVERVIEW===