The Forgotten Fleet will host another PRACTICAL (not slide-deck class in station) at NSC/PC9-AY on Combat D-Scanning and Probing to hunt ships when in Fleet or Solo at Safe Spots or at Missions Sites.
When: Monday, 31st January 2022, 20:00 EVE Time
Where: EVE-Uni NullSec Campus @ PC9-AY in Syndicate region
Comms: Private Mumble NSC Education channel and Discord class-presentation-channel
Duration: 1 and 1/2 hours
Topics Covered:
- Rapid D-Scanning of Combat Sites
- Discreetly Deploying Combat Probes (If possible)
- Combat D-Scanning Ships in Mission Sites and Safe Spots
- Combat Probing Ships as Solo Hunter
- Combat Probing Ships and Fleet Warp
- Q&A
Requirements:
- Be member of EVE University or the Alliance.
- Private Mumble registration and access - make sure you have Mumble sorted out and operational well before the class begins. Use this guide for set-up: https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Mumble
- Access to the EVE-Uni Discord. Use this guide for set-up: https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Discord
- Bring any ship that you can fit with an Expanded Probe Launcher and Combat Probes, no need of Tech II or Tech III gear.
Additional information:
This is a PRACTICAL class hosted at EVE-Uni's NullSec Campus that has all the inherent risks of NullSec space.
The practical session is designed to keep pilots as safe as possible, nonetheless, you must travel in and out of PC9-AY, therefore, mind your travel, in NullSec do not directly warp gate to gate, especially if you have pilots listed in Local chat. So, from the in-gate (gate you enter a system) warp to a celestial close to the out-gate (gate to exit the system), quickly check D-Scan, look for ships at the gate and bubbles (a interdiction mechanism that affects your warp engine and make your ship come out of warp), if you see none, you can warp to the out-gate and repeat the procedure. If you find ships like Stiletto, Saber, Flycatcher, Eris, it is a good indication that a gatecamp is taking place. If this happens, change your route, but first dock-up to plan your new route, you can also ask NSC fellows in Standing Fleet for help they can guide you or scout the systems in your path.
Also, to minimize the risk of getting caught in a gatecamp, fly a Shuttle, they are immune to bubbles (warp disruptors).
Finally use EVE Gatecamp to check if the Systems in your path (in and out of PC9-AY) are clear of kills, but, be careful, this is does not guarantee that the systems and the gates are clear of gatecamps, so, mind your travel.
See you at NSC!!
Raas
-Live to Fly, Fly to Kill-
