Editing Fuel Consumption

=== 3d FUEL CONSUMPTION TABLES ===
=== Consumption ===
{| class="wikitable"
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! Task !! Fuel Consumed
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| Entering Hyperspace || 1 Cell
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| 6 hours in Hyperspace|| 1 Cell
|-
| Day of Real Space ops|| 1 Cell
|-
| Ten Minutes of Combat Maneuvers || 1 Cell
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| Hour of Atmospheric Flight|| 1 Cell
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| Take-off from planet|| 1 Cell
|-
| Land on Planet|| 1 Cell
|}
=== Available Fuel Cell Types ===
{| class="wikitable"
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! Fuel Cell !! Weight !! Cost !! Availability !! Type
|-
| Mark I || 200 Kg|| 50cr|| 2 || Very Old Civilian
|-
| Mark II || 150 Kg|| 250cr || 1 || Old Civilian
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| Mark III || 75 Kg|| 1500cr || 2,X || Old Military
|-
| Mark IV || 100 Kg|| 500cr || 1 || Standard Civilian
|-
| Mark V || 50 Kg|| 2000cr || 3,X || Standard Military
|-
| Mark VI || 10 Kg|| 15000cr || 4,X || Advanced Military
|}

Note: These fuel cells are made for starfighter-scale starships.

=== NUMBER OF FUEL CELLS CARRIED ===

==== STARFIGHTERS ====
Take the consumables rating, convert it into hours and divide it with twelve to get the number of fuel cells carried.<br />
A starfighter is designed to use only military fuel cells, and it would be difficult to use civilian fuel cells instead of military.<br />
Example1; X-Wing             5 * 24 / 12 = 10 fuel cells<br />
Example2; Longprobe Y-Wing  15 * 24 / 12 = 30 fuel cells<br />
Example3; TIE Interceptor    2 * 24 / 12 =  4 fuel cells<br />
==== LIGHT FREIGHTERS ====
Most stock light freighters have 50 fuel cells, but the actual  number depends upon class, so there is no fixed rule.<br />
A light freighter is designed to use only civilian fuel cells,  but can easily be modified to use military grade fuel cells.<br />
Guideline:<br />
YT1300  50 cells = 300h in hyper. 70 days of consumables<br />
ZH-10   35 cells = 210h in hyper. 70 days of consumables<br />
ZH-25   75 cells = 450h in hyper. 105 days of consumables<br />
Helix   80 cells = 480h in hyper. 20 days of consumables<br />

=== **RECHARGING FUEL CELLS ** ===
{| class="wikitable"
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! CHARGING RATE, STARPORT !! Speed !! Cost Per Cell
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| Trickle || (1 cell/day) || 5cr
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| Standard || (1 cell/hour) || 10cr
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| Fast || (5 cells/hour) || 50cr
|-
| Emergency || (20 cells/hour) || Varies
|}

* They're not actually recharging the cells: they're replacing the depleted cells with previously-charged cells of the same model.<br />
*Note: Military starports double all recharging rates, but the cost is tripled.<br />
{| class="wikitable"
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! CHARGING RATE, Fuel Scoop !! Speed !! Weight !! Cost !! Availability
|-
| Small Size || (1 cell/hour) || 10 Tons || 10000cr || 1
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| Standard Size || (5 cell/hour) || 15 Tons || 15000cr || 2
|-
| Large Size || (10 cell/hour) || 20 Tons || 20000cr || 2
|}
{| class="wikitable"
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! CHARGING RATE, SOLID FUEL CONVERTERS !! Weight !! Cost !! Availability
|-
| Depends upon energy content of material  || 5 Tons || 8000cr || 2
|-
| Guideline:1 cell/Kg metal or 0.1 cell/Kg wood ||  ||  ||  
|}
{| class="wikitable"
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! CHARGING RATE, SOLAR CONVERTERS !! WEIGHT !! COST !! AVAILABILITY
|-
| Small Sails (30/90 days) || 5 Tons || 6000cr || 2
|-
| Standard Sails (15/45 days) || 10 Tons || 12000cr || 2
|-
| Large Sails (5/15 days) || 15 Tons || 18000cr || 3
|}
*Note: (15/45 days) means it takes 15 days in-system, 30 days out-system, to fully recharge all of the ships fuel cells.<br />
{| class="wikitable"
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! CHARGING RATE, INFLIGHT REFUELING !! WEIGHT !! COST !! AVAILABILITY
|-
| Retractable Probe (5 cells/hour) || 200Kg || 1500cr || 2,X
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| Fixed Probe (5 cells/hour) || 150Kg || 1000cr || 2,X
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| Fuel Receptacle (10 cells/hour) || 100Kg || 3000cr || 2,X
|}