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The Astrahus is a medium-sized citadel introduced by the Upwell Structures' Citadel expansion on April 27, 2016. It is one of the three citadels that receive bonuses to combat rig effectiveness, market service fuel usage, and cloning bay fuel usage. While the exact amount of fuel consumed by an Astrahus is not publicly available, it is known that the fuel consumption depends on the service modules installed. The Astrahus can use any of the four racial fuel blocks, and the Standup Cloning Center I is the lowest fuel consumption service.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Any of the four racial fuel blocks |
| Fuel Consumption | Varies based on the service module installed; the Standup Cloning Center I consumes 10 bph base, 720 blocks to online |
| Onlining Cost | 3 days worth of fuel |
| Running Cost | Fuel consumed every hour the service is online |
| Status | Medium-sized citadel |
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The Astrahus is a medium-sized citadel
The fuel consumption of an Astrahus depends on the service modules installed and whether the Astrahus is in "low power" or "full power" mode. In "low power" mode, the Astrahus consumes no fuel, but it does not have an armour timer. In "full power" mode, the Astrahus consumes fuel based on the service modules active. The lowest fuel consumption service for an Astrahus is the Standup Cloning Center I, which consumes 10 bph base and requires 720 blocks to online, resulting in a standard 3-day cost for all services.
The fuel usage of an Astrahus can be simulated using the in-game fitting tool, which allows players to see the fuel usage of the Astrahus and its fitted services. Additionally, the "My Structures" tab in the game shows how much fuel the Astrahus has remaining and its current state of vulnerability.
It is important to note that there is an initial onlining cost of 3 days' worth of fuel, or 72 hours, which is taken from the fuel bay when a service is onlined. This onlining cost is in addition to the hourly fuel consumption of the active services.
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It consumes no fuel by itself
An Astrahus is a medium-sized Citadel, an Upwell structure in the game EVE Online. Citadels, by themselves, do not consume any fuel. However, the Service Modules installed in them do. The fuel consumption depends on the service module being used.
To fuel a Citadel, a player must assume control by clicking the "Take Control" button located in the upper right-hand corner once docked in said Citadel. There is an initial onlining cost of 3 days' worth of fuel, which is taken from the fuel bay when a Service is onlined. This is a standard cost for all services. The lowest fuel consumption service for an Astrahus is the Standup Cloning Center I, which has a 10 bph base and 720 blocks to online.
The in-game fitting tool can be used to simulate the Astrahus/EC fit and see the fuel usage. The "My Structures" tab in the game will also show how much fuel the structures have remaining and their current state of vulnerability.
There are four currently available fuel blocks that can be used for the Astrahus: Gallente, Amarr, Minmatar, and Caldari.
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Service modules installed in the citadel consume fuel
The Astrahus is a medium-sized citadel introduced in 2016. While the citadel itself does not consume fuel, the service modules installed in them do. These service modules include the Standup Cloning Center, Standup Manufacturing Plant, and Standup Reprocessing Facility.
The fuel consumption of the Astrahus depends on the service modules installed. Different services use different amounts of fuel, and the details are shown on each Service Module. The lowest fuel consumption service for an Astrahus is the Standup Cloning Center I, which has a 10 bph base and 720 blocks to online, resulting in a standard 3-day cost for all services.
The Astrahus has an initial onlining cost of 3 days' worth of fuel, which is taken from the fuel bay when a service is onlined. Additionally, there is a running cost that will take fuel from the Fuel Bay every hour that the service is online. To fuel a citadel, a player must assume control by clicking the "Take Control" button located in the upper right-hand corner once docked in the citadel.
The Astrahus can use any of the four currently available racial fuel blocks. Players can use whichever fuel block is cheaper. The fuel consumption of the Astrahus can be calculated using the in-game fitting tool to simulate the Astrahus/EC fit and see the fuel usage.
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The Standup Cloning Centre I is the lowest fuel consumption service
An Astrahus is a medium-sized citadel introduced in the Citadel expansion on April 27, 2016. It has service modules that require fuel to function, including a Standup Cloning Center, Standup Manufacturing Plant, and Standup Reprocessing Facility. The amount of fuel consumed depends on the service module installed and the status of the Astrahus, i.e., whether it is in "low power" or "full power" mode.
The Standup Cloning Center I is the lowest fuel consumption service for an Astrahus. It has a base consumption of 10 bph and requires 720 blocks to come online, which is the standard 3-day cost for all services. This service module provides cloning capabilities to the Astrahus, allowing it to offer cloning services to players.
The fuel consumption of the Astrahus is also influenced by its power mode. If the Astrahus is in "low power" mode, it consumes less fuel but does not have an armor timer. In "full power" mode, a service must be active, and the fuel consumption is based on the service module installed. Therefore, the Standup Cloning Center I service can help minimize fuel costs while keeping the Astrahus functional and secure.
Additionally, the Astrahus can utilize any of the four racial fuel blocks available, allowing operators to choose the most cost-effective option. This flexibility in fuel type further contributes to the Astrahus's efficiency and cost-effectiveness, making it a popular choice for players seeking a balance between capabilities and maintenance requirements. By selecting the Standup Cloning Center I service and managing their fuel choices strategically, Astrahus owners can optimize their fuel consumption and maintain their structure's functionality.
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Fuel usage can be simulated in-game
Citadels do not consume fuel themselves, but the service modules installed in them do. The service modules for an Astrahus include a standup cloning center, a standup manufacturing plant, and a standup reprocessing facility. The fuel consumption depends on the service module being used, and different services use different amounts of fuel.
The in-game fitting tool can be used to simulate the Astrahus fit and see the fuel usage. The "My Structures" tab in the game also shows how much fuel the structures have remaining and their current state of vulnerability.
It is important to note that there is an initial onlining cost of 3 days' worth of fuel, which is taken from the fuel bay when a service is onlined. Additionally, there is a running cost that consumes fuel from the fuel bay every hour that the service is online. The lowest fuel consumption service for an Astrahus is the Standup Cloning Center I, which has a standard 3-day cost for all services.
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Frequently asked questions
The Astrahus, a medium-sized citadel, does not consume fuel itself. However, the service modules installed in them do. The amount of fuel consumed depends on the service module being used.
The Astrahus can be fitted with service modules such as the Standup Cloning Center, Standup Manufacturing Plant, and Standup Reprocessing Facility.
The in-game fitting tool can be used to simulate the Astrahus/EC fit and see the fuel usage. The "My Structures" tab in the game also shows how much fuel the structures have remaining.
