Item details - Imicus Navy Issue
Imicus Navy Issue
The Imicus has had a long history as a semi-industrial platform used first as a convenient startup mining platform, and then as an explorer and salvager by enterprising Gallente pilots. The Federation Navy issued a requirement for a scouting and exploration vessel with enough combat capability to respond aggressively to any immediate threats. As something inevitably had to give in the quest for enhanced scouting and combat capabilities, the Federation Navy made no bones about specifying a requirement that removed special salvaging efficiency systems from the Imicus Navy Issue.

CreoDron and Roden Shipyards put in a successful joint upgrade bid that promised significantly upgraded drone capabilities coupled with special processing systems to support a probe launcher alongside the new drone systems. The Imicus Navy Issue has handsomely delivered on that promise with its ability to pinpoint likely targets and fall upon them with its impressive array of weapons.

Armor
Armor Hitpoints 600 HP
Armor EM Damage Resistance 50 %
Armor Explosive Damage Resistance 10 %
Armor Kinetic Damage Resistance 35 %
Armor Thermal Damage Resistance 35 %
Shield
Shield Capacity 475 HP
Shield recharge time 625000 s
Shield EM Damage Resistance 0 %
Shield Explosive Damage Resistance 50 %
Shield Kinetic Damage Resistance 40 %
Shield Thermal Damage Resistance 20 %
Astronautic
Cargo capacity 400 m3
Mass 997,000 kg
Volume 21500 m3
Baseprice 0 ISK
Fitting
High Slots 3
Medium Slots 4
Low Slots 4
Rig Slots 3
Calibration 400 points
Drone Bandwidth 20 Mbit/sec
Launcher Hardpoints 0 hardpoints
Turret Hardpoints 2 hardpoints
Powergrid Output 39 MW
CPU Output 180 tf
Combat
Maximum Targeting Range 35000 m
Scan Resolution 450 mm
Maximum Locked Targets 5
RADAR Sensor Strength 0 points
Ladar Sensor Strength 0 points
Magnetometric Sensor Strength 12 points
Gravimetric Sensor Strength 0 points
Signature Radius 41 m
Misc
Tech Level 1 Level
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