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For a mining venture there honestly aren't that many rigs that are useful. I use ventures to gas mine in a wh and fit them for agility so i can warp out if i get jumped/when the sleepers spawn, but if youre mining in HS you don't really need that. I honestly would probably not rig the venture if i were you. Mid slot modules. 5MN Quad LiF Restrained Microwarpdrive 32 335 ISK Small Clarity Ward Enduring Shield Booster 4 263 ISK Medium Shield Extender II 659 350 ISK Low slot modules. Heat Sink II 1 097 650 ISK Rigs. The Venture has amazing abilities to quickly drill through to the ores and gases it's after, harvesting them at the speed necessary for mining in hostile space, and getting out relatively unscathed. EVE Ref is the property of Autonomous Logic. Citizen Venture. Rig Slots: 0.0 Fitting slots 0.00: Rig Size. EVE Ref Twitter Reddit Reddit Autonomous Logic Autonomous Logic EVE Online CCP Games.

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Some obvious things to fit to your venture are mining lasers and drones.

But, is that the best you can do?

Let’s show info on the mining laser you are given by the tutorials. Go to variations tab, then press compare. On the compare tool, add meta level and mining yield, then sort by meta level.

You can see the meta 3 do almost 20% better than the ones you are given by the tutorial. The meta 4 do only slightly better. In my area of space the meta 3 cost about 10K ISK and the meta 4 cost 150K.

The big jump comes at meta 5, the tech 2. It has 50% better yield than the base meta 0. But, that takes mining level 4 to use. That only takes about a day of training, and the skill itself will up your mining amount. So, my suggestion is to use meta 3 until you get mining to level 4, then switch to the mining laser IIs as soon as you can.

But, the venture also has a low slot, and into that low slot can go a thing called the mining laser upgrade.

Now, the meta 1-4 of those are stupid expensive, costing tens of millions of ISK. The skill needed to use mining upgrades is rank 4, so it takes more than 4 days to be able to use the tech 2, meta 5 version. For this, I suggest you just use the meta 0 until you spend the time to move directly to meta 5.

As for the mid slots, you may want to consider a survey scanner. The purpose of a survey scanner is to show you how much ore is left in an asteroid, ice and gas cloud. Nice to know about how much is left in there so you can short cycle your lasers (If there is less than you will get from a full cycle, then you can stop the laser early).

The other mid-slots can be used for an afterburner or to increase your shield defense (shield booster and/or hardeners).

The other slots for fitting a ship are the rig slots. The only rigs that directly benefit mining are for mining drones and deep core mining (which is only done in null and usually in a mining barge). I would use the rig slots for defensive (shield amount and/or resists). If you have an issue with CPU, there is a rig for that, as well as power grid.

How about mining drones? In my experience, because of the travel time, mining drone actual yield tends to be significantly less than the advertised amount. Also you really should keep that drone bay for light combat drones.

Rigs are permanent ship modifications that fit into the rigging slots of a ship. Once fit, in most ships they must be destroyed in order to be removed (unlike regular modules). The exceptions are T3 Strategic Cruisers which feature removable rigs. Most rigs have some other drawback associated with them; these penalties are reduced by training more levels in the associated rigging skill: the amount of speed reduction caused by armor rigs, for example, is lessened (though never completely eliminated) by your Armor Rigging skill. However, if you're willing to face the full downside, you can fit any rig with no skills whatsoever.

Rigs don't have powergrid or CPU fitting requirements, but instead require calibration, a rig-specific fitting resource. All ships have 400 calibration points, except for pirate faction ships which have 350. A Tech 1 rig requires between 50 and 250 calibration points, with Tech 2 variants requiring 50% more calibration than their Tech 1 equivalents.

Rigs fit into rig slots, and, just like modules, each rig takes up one rig slot. Tech 1 ships have 3 rig slots, Tech 2 ships have 2, and a few ships (notably Freighters, Jump Freighters, Corvettes, and Shuttles) have none.

Rigs come in four sizes:

Small, for Frigates and Destroyers
Medium, for Cruisers, Battlecruisers, Industrials, and Mining Barges
Large, for Battleships
Capital, for Capital Ships

Unlike for modules, it's not possible to fit a 'wrong-sized' rig on a ship. Nearly all rigs come in all four sizes, with identical stats for each size.

Rigs are manufactured by players, using salvaged material.

Armor

See also: Armor Tanking and Guide to Logistics

The downsides of armor rigs can be mitigated by training Armor Rigging.

Name	Effect	Downside
EM Armor Reinforcer	Increase armor resistance to EM damage	Decreases ship's maximum velocity
Explosive Armor Reinforcer	Increase armor resistance to explosive damage
Kinetic Armor Reinforcer	Increase armor resistance to kinetic damage
Thermal Armor Reinforcer	Increase armor resistance to thermal damage
Auxillary Nano Pump	Increase amount a local armor repair module repairs per cycle	Increases armor repairer powergrid requirements
Nanobot Accelerator	Decrease local armor repair module cycle time^[1]	Increases armor repairer powergrid requirements
Remote Repair Augmentor	Reduces capacitor used by remote armor repair modules	Decreases ship's maximum velocity
Transverse Bulkhead	Increases hull hit points by a percentage	Decreases ship's cargo capacity
Trimark Armor Pump	Increases armor hit points by a percentage	Decreases ship's maximum velocity

^This is not subject to stacking penalties, despite what the rig's description says.

Astronautic

The downsides of astronautic rigs can be mitigated by training Astronautics Rigging.

Name	Effect	Downside
Auxiliary Thruster	Increase maximum velocity	Decreases armor hit points
Cargohold Optimization	Increases cargo capacity^[1]
Dynamic Fuel Valve	Decreases the capacitor used by afterburners and microwarpdrives
Engine Thermal Shielding	Increases cycle duration of afterburners and microwarpdrives
Higgs Anchor^[2]	Increase mass and agility while greatly reducing maximum velocity	Reduces warp velocity
Hyperspatial Velocity Optimizer	Increases maximum warp velocity	Increases signature radius
Low Friction Nozzle Joints	Increases agility	Decreases armor hit points
Polycarbon Engine Housing	Increases maximum velocity and agility	Decreases armor hit points
Warp Core Optimizer	Reduces the capacitor needs for warping	Increases signature radius

^This only affects the 'normal' cargo bay, it doesn't increase the capacity of any 'special' cargo bays (e.g. ore hold, fleet hangar, etc)
^Only one Higgs Anchor rig can be fit to a ship at time. Additionally, there is no Tech 2 variant of this rig.

Drone

See also: Drones

The downsides of drone rigs can be mitigated by training Drones Rigging.

Name	Effect	Downside
Drone Control Range Augmentor	Increases the drone control range	Decreases ship's CPU
Drone Durability Enhancer	Increases drones' hit points (armor, shield, and hull)
Drone Mining Augmentor	Increases the yield of mining drones and decreases cycle time for ice harvesting drones
Drone Repair Augmentor	Increases the amount repaired by repair drones
Drone Scope Chip	Increases the optimal range of drones' weapons
Drone Speed Augmentor	Increases the speed of drones
Sentry Damage Augmentor	Increases the damage of sentry drones
Stasis Drone Augmentor	Increases the amount by which stasis webifier drones reduce their target's velocity

Electronic superiority

See also: EWAR Guide

The downsides of electronic superiority rigs can be mitigated by training Electronic Superiority Rigging.

Name	Effect	Downside
Inverted Signal Field Generator	Increases the strength of remote sensor dampener modules	Decreases shield hit points
Particle Dispersion Augmentor	Increases the strength of ECM modules
Particle Dispersion Projector	Increases the range of EWAR modules^[1]
Signal Disruption Amplifier	Decreases the capacitor need for ECM (including Burst ECM) modules	No downside
Targeting Systems Stabilizer	Decreases the targeting delay after uncloaking	Decreases shield hit points
Tracking Diagnostic Subroutines	Increases the strength of tracking disruptor modules	Decreases shield hit points

^This applies to all forms of electronic warfare (remote sensor dampeners, weapon disruptors, ECM, and target painters).

Engineering

Name	Effect	Downside
Ancillary Current Router	Increases ship's powergrid	No downside
Capacitor Control Circuit	Increases ship's capacitor recharge rate
Command Processor^[1]	Increase the number of Command Burst modules that can be equipped to a command-capable ship
Egress Port Maximizer	Decreases the capacitor use of capacitor transfer and neutraliser modules
Liquid Cooled Electronics	Reduces the CPU needs of modules that require the Electronics Upgrades^[2] skill
Powergrid Subroutine Maximizer	Decreases the CPU need for all power upgrade modules^[3]
Processor Overclocking Unit	Increases ship's CPU	-5% shield recharge rate^[4]
Semiconductor Memory Cell	Increases ship's total capacitor	No downside

^There is no Tech 2 variant of this rig.
^This includes modules like Co-Processors and Signal Amplifiers.
^All modules which increase a ship's powergrid, e.g. Micro-Auxiliary Power Cores, Power Diagnostic Systems, and Reactor Control Units.
^This penalty cannot be reduced.

Missile launcher

See also: Missile Launchers