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The cap-chain Tech II logistics cruisers are like their cap-chain Tech I relatives, in that they must work in groups, and they have enough capacitor to sustain a fit full of high-capacitor-demand modules. These cruisers have the broadest array of options in terms of modules they can fit. Tech II logistics pilots can fit faction, deadspace, or large-sized repair modules to the [[Basilisk]] and [[Guardian]] comfortably. These ships are strongest in large Tech II/III fleets, in high-skill PvE, and in medium-sized wormhole gangs where the group is expected to be able to handle incoming DPS.

=== ~~Remote Repairing~~ Battleship ~~(RRBS)~~ ===

===Bonused and Unbonused Battleship Logistics===

~~The~~ [[~~Dominix~~]] ~~does~~ not ~~receive any bonuses to repair or support~~, ~~but is~~ a ~~popular RSS ship~~. The ~~considerable capacitor recharge with proper rigs and high slots makes this Tech I Battleship a low skillpoint method of gaining access to Large~~ Remote ~~Armor Repairers. Also the Dominix has the ability~~ to ~~field 5 Large Maintenance Bots with considerable range at low skill investment~~. The [[~~Nestor~~]] ~~is also a Battleship capable~~ of ~~Remote Repair and it is meant~~ for ~~that role. Its~~ high ~~cost, and limited usefulness make it an unpopular ship though~~.

In contrast to the variety of bonused logistics hulls available in frigate and cruiser sizes, there is only one battleship bonused for logistics: the Sisters of EVE faction [[Nestor]]. The bonuses of this battleship are not that great, however, and costs almost a billion ISK. The [[Nestor]] is used very rarely in EVE.

Remote repair modules are sometimes fitted to unbonused battleship hulls as part of [[Spider Tanking|"spider-tanking"]] fleet doctrines. The Gallente [[Dominix]], in particular, has plenty of high-slot room for remote repairers, because its bonuses to drones don't match up well with high-slot weapons modules.

=== Command and Capital Ships ===

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 The cap-chain Tech II logistics cruisers are like their cap-chain Tech I relatives, in that they must work in groups, and they have enough capacitor to sustain a fit full of high-capacitor-demand modules. These cruisers have the broadest array of options in terms of modules they can fit. Tech II logistics pilots can fit faction, deadspace, or large-sized repair modules to the [[Basilisk]] and [[Guardian]] comfortably. These ships are strongest in large Tech II/III fleets, in high-skill PvE, and in medium-sized wormhole gangs where the group is expected to be able to handle incoming DPS.
-=== Remote Repairing Battleship (RRBS) ===
+===Bonused and Unbonused Battleship Logistics===
-The [[Dominix]] does not receive any bonuses to repair or support, but is a popular RSS ship. The considerable capacitor recharge with proper rigs and high slots makes this Tech I Battleship a low skillpoint method of gaining access to Large Remote Armor Repairers. Also the Dominix has the ability to field 5 Large Maintenance Bots with considerable range at low skill investment. The [[Nestor]] is also a Battleship capable of Remote Repair and it is meant for that role. Its high cost, and limited usefulness make it an unpopular ship though.
+In contrast to the variety of bonused logistics hulls available in frigate and cruiser sizes, there is only one battleship bonused for logistics: the Sisters of EVE faction [[Nestor]]. The bonuses of this battleship are not that great, however, and costs almost a billion ISK. The [[Nestor]] is used very rarely in EVE.
+Remote repair modules are sometimes fitted to unbonused battleship hulls as part of [[Spider Tanking|"spider-tanking"]] fleet doctrines. The Gallente [[Dominix]], in particular, has plenty of high-slot room for remote repairers, because its bonuses to drones don't match up well with high-slot weapons modules.
 === Command and Capital Ships ===