Squadron

SHIPYARD

Python — outfitting

Every hull the game has, every module that fits it, and what the result actually does. Mass, jump range and the power budget update as you change things — nothing is submitted and nothing is saved until you want it to be.

OUTFITTING

Slot sizes are shown beside each dropdown — a module larger than its slot is not offered, and a smaller one usually saves weight.

Python

64,911,384 crhull 55,324,684 · fitted 9,586,700

Speed

198m/s

Boost

258m/s

Jump

25.61ly

Power

11.39/22.5MW

Shields

438MJ

Armour

468

DPS

—

Laden jump

15.51ly

Cargo

286t

Fuel

32t

Unladen

476.0t

Laden

794.0t

Hull mass

350.0t

Modules

126.0t

Starting point

Each fits the whole ship from the game’s own module list.

Bulkheads

Core internals

120.0 t · 7.95 MW · 8,115,842 cr

Sz	Mass	Power	Cost
7	32 t	—	1,441,233
6	16 t	5.67	599,242
5	20 t	0.60	5,103,953
4	4 t	0.56	28,373
7	32 t	0.67	622,843
6	16 t	0.45	222,444
5	0 t	—	97,754

Hardpoints

0.0 t · 0.00 MW · 0 cr

Sz	Mass	Power	Cost
3	—	—	—
3	—	—	—
3	—	—	—
2	—	—	—
2	—	—	—

Utility mounts

4.0 t · 2.00 MW · 92,000 cr

Mass	Power	Cost
1 t	0.50	23,000
1 t	0.50	23,000
1 t	0.50	23,000
1 t	0.50	23,000

Optional internals

2.0 t · 1.44 MW · 1,378,858 cr

Sz	Mass	Power	Cost
6	0 t	—	362,591
6	0 t	—	362,591
6	0 t	—	362,591
5	0 t	—	111,566
5	0 t	—	111,566
4	0 t	—	34,328
3	0 t	—	10,563
3	2 t	1.44	18,812
2	0 t	—	3,250
1	0 t	—	1,000
1	—	—	—

6 slots are empty. An empty slot costs nothing and weighs nothing, which is often the right answer on a long-range build.