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== Audit Log Containers ==
 
== Audit Log Containers ==
 
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== Station Containers ==
 
== Station Containers ==
  
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== Freight Containers ==
 
== Freight Containers ==

Revision as of 00:50, 24 July 2017

Ingame symbols for different sizes of containers, from left to right: small, medium and large.

Containers are ingame items that can be assembled in the Item Hangar of a station or citadel, placed in a ships cargo hold and some even deployed in space as a way to store and/or sort items. There are 5 different container types that can be bought on the market, which differ in their functionality and purpose.

Standard Containers

Standard containers are comparatively small and used in ships that dont have the capacity of a hauler or freighter to increase the size of their cargo space. Since standard containers have a higher capacity than volume, pilots can actually gain space by putting them into their ships. Getting mutiple smaller ones instead of a bigger container is less efficient and thereby standard containers are generally not used to sort or seperate cargo.

Container Name Capacity (m³) Volume (m³) Volume (Packaged) (m³)
Small Standard Container 120 100 10
Medium Standard Container 390 325 33
Large Standard Container 780 650 65

Audit Log Containers

Container Name Capacity (m³) Volume (m³) Volume (Packaged) (m³)
Small Audit Log Secure Container 120 100 10
Medium Audit Log Secure Container 390 325 33
Large Audit Log Secure Container 780 650 65
You have to wait three weeks after the last audit log entry to repackage an audit log container. A failed attempt to repackage an audit log container generates a new audit log entry, which resets the timer.

Station Containers

You have to wait three weeks after the last audit log entry to repackage an station container. A failed attempt to repackage an station container generates a new audit log entry, which resets the timer.

Freight Containers

Secure Containers

?Jetcans ?MTUs ?Mobile Depots