Elite Dangerous Fuel Gauge Explained at Stacy Goode blog

Elite Dangerous Fuel Gauge Explained. The segmented bar represents fuel capacity in your ship’s main tank. This fuel is used to perform hyperspace jumps. Your fuel supplies are displayed here. The upper one shows your reserve tank of fuel that is consumed to power the systems of your. This is how i believe it works. Your full fuel tank in a newbie ship. The thinner bar on top is the 1 ton reserve and the thicker bar at the bottom is your total fuel reserve. The number 1.98 is how many tons of fuel you will use in an hour. Keep an eye on this part of your ship’s hud. Your main fuel tank holds x number of tons of fuel (for instance, 32 tons in an asp) that is the thick bottom bar. The thin bar above it is the 1 ton. The 6.55ly distance and your 5.80ly jump range simply means you'll have to make two jumps to get there. The line along the top is your fuel reservoir and the blocks underneath represent units of stored fuel. Your ship’s fuel is stored in two reservoirs. The second fuel gauge is your main fuel tank and this one refuels the first and provides fuel for your frame shift drive jump.

The upper one shows your reserve tank of fuel that is consumed to power the systems of your. Keep an eye on this part of your ship’s hud. The second fuel gauge is your main fuel tank and this one refuels the first and provides fuel for your frame shift drive jump. Your main fuel tank holds x number of tons of fuel (for instance, 32 tons in an asp) that is the thick bottom bar. The 6.55ly distance and your 5.80ly jump range simply means you'll have to make two jumps to get there. The segmented bar represents fuel capacity in your ship’s main tank. Your ship’s fuel is stored in two reservoirs. The thin bar above it is the 1 ton. The number 1.98 is how many tons of fuel you will use in an hour. Your fuel supplies are displayed here.

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Elite Dangerous Fuel Gauge Explained Your ship’s fuel is stored in two reservoirs. The number 1.98 is how many tons of fuel you will use in an hour. Your main fuel tank holds x number of tons of fuel (for instance, 32 tons in an asp) that is the thick bottom bar. The second fuel gauge is your main fuel tank and this one refuels the first and provides fuel for your frame shift drive jump. Your ship’s fuel is stored in two reservoirs. The 6.55ly distance and your 5.80ly jump range simply means you'll have to make two jumps to get there. Your fuel supplies are displayed here. The thinner bar on top is the 1 ton reserve and the thicker bar at the bottom is your total fuel reserve. Your full fuel tank in a newbie ship. This fuel is used to perform hyperspace jumps. The line along the top is your fuel reservoir and the blocks underneath represent units of stored fuel. The thin bar above it is the 1 ton. This is how i believe it works. The upper one shows your reserve tank of fuel that is consumed to power the systems of your. Keep an eye on this part of your ship’s hud. The segmented bar represents fuel capacity in your ship’s main tank.