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[ARM] Reaper-5P SHH-AMS-1

Vanilla / Ship / Driller / Miner / Survival

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Reaper-5P is a rotary drilling ship. The emergence of this project is due to a solution to the problem of fuel safety. A large number of hydrogen truster ships require a lot of fuel. The Reaper-5P is designed to solve this problem. This ship can fly and mine in gravity. To move over long distances there is a jump engine.
The driller is equipped with a semi-automatic system for mining in space and gravity. Capable of lifting a full container of ore or ice from vanilla planets.
The ship can move on autopilot. To do this, press button 7 to set the home current. Buttons 8 and 9 activate and deactivate the autopilot.
If you have problems, read the instruction manual or ask questions in the comments.
The operating instructions can be found in Control Panel > Beacon > Custom Data.
PCU - 5700;
Empty weight - 380 tons;


Ore mining tactics in gravity:

• land the ship on a level surface;
  
• activate remote control;
  
• press button 2 to start work;
  
• ship will automatically end drilling if container fills or emergency timer goes off;
  
• button 3 will forcibly end drilling.

Ore mining tactics in space:

• the mining area should have flat topography with no sharp or high ledges;
  
• prepare mining area in manual mode if the relief does not allow selecting a place for spacecraft operation;
  
• press button 4 to start working;
  
• the ship will automatically finish drilling if the container fills up or the emergency timer goes off;
  
• button 5 will forcibly finish drilling.

Main blocks:

• cockpits - 1;
  
• gyroscopes - 4;
  
• large containers - 1;
  
• large hydrogen tanks - 1;
  
• oxygen tanks - 1;
  
• O2/H2 generators - 1;
  
• ore detectors - 1;
  
• beacons - 1;
  
• connectors - 1;
  
• sorters - 2;
  
• extractors - 2;
  
• gravity generators - 1;
  
• jump drive - 1;
  
• small reactors - 3;
  
• batteries - 4.

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