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Latest revision as of 09:56, 21 June 2020

Scrap Metal
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Commodity
Cargo Space 1
Decay Rate no decay
Default Price 5

The rapid industrialization that followed the settlement of the Sirius Sector has resulted in large fields of Scrap Metal, the detritus resulting from extensive manufacturing and mining operations. These debris fields present both a navigational hazard and a potential second-stage resource, so a small cottage industry has sprung up among those who collect scrap metal and resell it at smelting plants.


Buy/Sell Locations

The following bases either sell the item, or buy the item at a non-default price (possibly lower).

Mining Locations

Mining surveys have revealed the following fields for this commodity. Any ship can extract the resource at half the displayed rate, while factions that specialize in these resources can get several times more. Aggressive mining will also cause the drop-rate to decrease.