Item

OLD Legion Electronics - Tactical Targeting Network

Depricated Subsystems · Commodity

Market prices for OLD Legion Electronics - Tactical Targeting Network Build it: materials and cost Everything in Depricated Subsystems

Volume

40 m³

unpacked

Packaged

40 m³

cargo space per unit

Mass

1,200,000 kg

affects agility and warp

Radius

1 m

hull size in space

Portion size

units per reprocessing batch

Type ID

30038

as used by ESI

What the game says about it

This subsystem is obsolete and has been replaced by newer technology Many engineers have attempted to reproduce the precision of the Sleeper drones' weapon systems, but with very few results. The closest reproduction achieved thus far is this targeting network, a complex system of neurovisual interlays, automated trigger response units, and microscanning resolution ordinances. The combination of these processes produces a bonus to scan resolution, easing the targeting of enemies in space. Subsystem Skill Bonus: 15% bonus to scan resolution per level

What OLD Legion Electronics - Tactical Targeting Network is built from

Manufacturing from OLD Legion Electronics - Tactical Targeting Network Blueprint. Price the whole chain

1 unit per run
Material	Quantity per run	Built from something else
Fullerene Intercalated Sheets	1	yes - see its chain
Metallofullerene Plating	1	yes - see its chain
Electromechanical Interface Nexus	7	yes - see its chain
Neurovisual Output Analyzer	1	yes - see its chain
Nanowire Composites	1	yes - see its chain
Fulleroferrocene Power Conduits	1	yes - see its chain

OLD Legion Electronics - Tactical Targeting Network in EVE Online

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