Item

OLD L-Set Ore Grading Processor II

OLD Structure Resource Rig L - Ore Reprocessing · Structure Module · Large Structure Resource Processing Rigs

Market prices for OLD L-Set Ore Grading Processor II Build it: materials and cost Everything in OLD Structure Resource Rig L - Ore Reprocessing

Volume

20 m³

unpacked

Packaged

20 m³

cargo space per unit

Mass

200 kg

affects agility and warp

Radius

100 m

hull size in space

Portion size

units per reprocessing batch

Type ID

37283

as used by ESI

What the game says about it

The Standup L-Set Ore Grading Processor II rig provides a means for structure operators to adjust hardware systems involved in reprocessing asteroid ore so as to significantly increase refinery efficiency on Upwell technology structures. Standup is a proprietary system that uses a Structure Autonomous Nanoassembly Device (Upwell) containing integrated template software, a nanoassembler array and sufficient nanomass to enable the construction of a variety of service modules, structure modules and structure rigs when inserted into the appropriate slots on a structure built with Upwell technology. Note: Only one rig of the same type, counting both tech variations, may be fitted at the same time on a structure.

What OLD L-Set Ore Grading Processor II is built from

Manufacturing from OLD L-Set Ore Grading Processor II Blueprint. Price the whole chain

1 unit per run
Material	Quantity per run	Built from something else
R.A.M.- Ammunition Tech	1	yes - see its chain
Telemetry Processor	11,400	no - buy or mine it
Nanite Compound	240	no - buy or mine it
Lorentz Fluid	4,500	no - buy or mine it
Current Pump	11,400	no - buy or mine it
Trigger Unit	11,400	no - buy or mine it
Power Conduit	4,500	no - buy or mine it
Single-crystal Superalloy I-beam	240	no - buy or mine it
Drone Transceiver	11,400	no - buy or mine it
Micro Circuit	11,400	no - buy or mine it
Intact Armor Plates	30	no - buy or mine it

OLD L-Set Ore Grading Processor II in EVE Online

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