What happens to unmounted equipment on death?

[Ponge]

Hello.

What happens to the unmounted special equipment (cloak, jump drive, hyperspace scanner) when someone shoots you down and you die? Do they fall out of your ship like commodity, ammo and bots/bats? Or they get lost?

I heard there was a low chance of the mounted equipment to be lost on death, does that still apply?

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[aakopa]

You will lose unmounted stuff.

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[evanz]

it floats and everyone else grabs it all

[Ponge]

Hm, to contradicting answers.
Yes, batteries/nanos and ammo float around, but what about a jumpdrive, or armor, that is unmounted?

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[St.Denis]

Everything that is unmounted will be there for others to tractor in.

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'I would like to be half as clever as some people like to believe they are'
Life is full of disappointments, it is how we handle them that helps to define us, as a person

[Haste]

Nukes and other explosive weapons might just blow up all of your equipment, though.

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[Freeroamer]

I found a Cau 7 and BS Scanner in space at one point

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[Badperson]

I found a Cau 7 and BS Scanner in space at one point

And I found a BLUE BLAZE, an ARCHANGEL, and 30 nuke mines floating around at one point.

[Ponge]

Everything that is unmounted will be there for others to tractor in.

Thanks.

Other question: if someone kills you in a battle you consent to, but you, say, forgot you had an unmounted BS scanner, and your opponent/anyone else gets it, can he be sanctioned for taking it without your consent, or the "you were stupid, your loss" scenario applies?

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[SnakThree]

Everything that is unmounted will be there for others to tractor in.

Thanks.

Other question: if someone kills you in a battle you consent to, but you, say, forgot you had an unmounted BS scanner, and your opponent/anyone else gets it, can he be sanctioned for taking it without your consent, or the "you were stupid, your loss" scenario applies?

Pretty much fault of own stupidity. There is no rule preventing tractoring in loot. Nor in Conn, nor outside it. You can always ask nicely, though.

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