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S-1218 Salvager

Designed and built by Spiff's Practical Engineered Solutions for the Weyland-Yutani Corporation, the S-1218 Salvager is a high-capacity, non-nuclear salvage ship that operates equally well in space or on low-gravity moons. Equipped with 12 large cargo containers and 18 Nanobot Build & Repair units, the S-1218 Salvager will quickly render derelict ships and station into parts for transport. An integrated projector makes drydock repairs easy.

ONLY ONE MOD; MINIMAL DLC (Industrial Cockpit); PROJECTOR BUILDABLE IN SURVIVAL!

STATISTICS
  - Blocks: 517
  - PCUs: 10,738
  - L × W × H: 20½m × 7½m × 5m
  - Empty Mass: 121.3 tons; 134.5 tons as-spawned with O2/H2 generator ice and tools using realistic (1-1-1) settings

POWER
  - 12 large batteries
  - 20 small batteries

PROPUSION
  - hydrogen and ion thrusters
  - 2 hydrogen tanks
  - 5 O2/H2 generators

CARGO CAPACITY
  - 12 large cargo containers
  - 18 Nanobot Build & Repair units

CONTROLS 1
{1} Forward Camera View
{2} Nanobot Build & Repair On/Off
{3} Batteries Auto/Recharge
{4} Landing Gear On/Off
{5} Landing Gear Switch Lock
{6} Docking Camera View
{7} Docking Connector Switch Lock
{8} Ion Thrusters On/Off
{9} Hydrogen Thrusters On/Off

CONTROLS 2
{1} Forward Camera View
{2} Spotlights On/Off
{3} Marker Lights On/Off
{4} Antenna On/Off
{5} Ore Detector On/Off
{6} Docking Connector Throw Out On/Off
{7} ---
{8} ---
{9} Hydrogen Tank Stockpile On/Off

NOTES FOR BUILDING WITH A PROJECTOR IN SURVIVAL
See the last picture for the projector's configuration.
1. Build a small-grid projector on a rotor frame configured with a small-grid rotor head that's located on a powered grid.
2. Load the blueprint into the projector; click on the setting to retain the blueprint after construction is complete for future repairs.
3. Build the blueprint.
4. When completed, grind away the rotor frame and small-grid rotor head, leaving the projector in place.

REQUIRED PARTS FOR BUILDING IN SURVIVAL
  - 2,687 Steel Plates
  - 370 Metal Grids
  - 1,224 Interior Plates
  - 3,227 Construction Components
  - 410 Motors
  - 410 Large Steel Tubes
  - 587 Small Steel Tubes
  - 486 Computers
  - 32 Displays
  - 1 Girder
  - 83 Bulletproof Glass
  - 280 Power Cells
  - 120 Thruster Components
  - 1 Detector Component
  - 4 Radio-Communication Components

FINAL COMMENTS
Fully loaded, I've successfully flown this ship to all planets by first installing 24 large atmospheric "lift" thrusters to the ship's sides. It's a great way to carry a large number of components from space to a planetary base for use. Also, I briefly considered installing the Automatic LCDs 2 script to produce a cockpit-visible listing of all the collected components, but decided the integrated cockpit screens would have a difficult time showing everything; consequently, that idea was abandoned.