Beacon - Revision history

Our Grid at 22:08, 26 January 2017

2017-01-26T22:08:50Z

Our Grid at 22:07, 26 January 2017

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Our Grid at 22:04, 26 January 2017

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Aescula at 10:47, 21 January 2017

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Aescula at 10:46, 21 January 2017

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Aescula at 10:41, 21 January 2017

2017-01-21T10:41:00Z

Vader2: Created page with "{{Infobox |name = Beacon |bodystyle = |titlestyle = |abovestyle = background:#cfc; |subheaderstyle = |above = Beacon | image = File:Beaco..."

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Created page with "{{Infobox |name = Beacon |bodystyle = |titlestyle = |abovestyle = background:#cfc; |subheaderstyle = |above = Beacon | image = File:Beaco..."

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| data2 = A deployable object that displays an indicator
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== Description ==

Beacons are objects that you can create to mark a location in space. Once created, you eject them out of the ship using a [[Disposal Unit]] and automatically deploy. To pick them back up, you salvage them with the [[Salvage Unit]].

== Construction ==

1 Beacon = 100 [[Iron]] + 100 [[Copper]] + 100 [[Silicon]] using an [[Assembling Machine]].

== Storage ==

Defense Drones are sealed into containment crates. Each containment crate can store up to 1 Beacon.

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 Beacons are objects that you can create to mark a location in space. Once created, you eject them out of the ship using a [[Disposal Unit]] and automatically deploy. To pick them back up, you salvage them with the [[Salvage Unit]].
-Labeling a Beacon is done through the [[Engineering Terminal]].
+Launched beacons have the default label of "Beacon", which can be edited by the pilot who launched it from any [[Wall Terminal]], [[Double Terminal]] or [[Engineering Terminal]]. Select Sensors, Beacons, and your beacon, click in the name and clear to enter your own text. Long labels are accepted but will be truncated. Select Stop/Start Broadcast to update the beacon's message system wide. All pilots in the system can see the beacon text, friend or foe. This is essentially a fixed position [[Transponder]].
 == Construction ==

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 Beacons are objects that you can create to mark a location in space. Once created, you eject them out of the ship using a [[Disposal Unit]] and automatically deploy. To pick them back up, you salvage them with the [[Salvage Unit]].
-Labeling a Beacon is done through the [[Engineering Console]].
+Labeling a Beacon is done through the [[Engineering Terminal]].
 == Construction ==

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	Beacons are objects that you can create to mark a location in space. Once created, you eject them out of the ship using a [[Disposal Unit]] and automatically deploy. To pick them back up, you salvage them with the [[Salvage Unit]].		Beacons are objects that you can create to mark a location in space. Once created, you eject them out of the ship using a [[Disposal Unit]] and automatically deploy. To pick them back up, you salvage them with the [[Salvage Unit]].
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		+	Labeling a Beacon is done through the [[Engineering Console]].

	== Construction ==		== Construction ==

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	== Storage ==		== Storage ==

−	~~Defense Drones are sealed into containment crates. Each~~ containment crate ~~can store up to 1 Beacon~~.	+	1 Beacon will fold up to the standard dimensions of a containment crate, and will fill one slot of inventory or one slot on a Cargo Pad.

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