::Forum - moving satellites within a grid

Year 14 Day 2 9:38	moving satellites within a grid
Sylvin Macflint	Can satellites be moved within a current grid by a ship with a tractor beam but without a docking bay? Like say a bff bulk, or would a vessel like the quasar be needed? / Suggestions welcome..

Year 14 Day 2 10:48	moving satellites within a grid
Alexander von Ismay	Docking bay, as far as I know, is needed ____________

Year 14 Day 2 20:09	moving satellites within a grid
Sylvin Macflint	And there is no way to load a satellite onto say, a YV666 without a tractor beam I would imagine? Thanks Alexander I appreciate the response.. ____________

Year 14 Day 2 20:36	moving satellites within a grid
Tabty Haasza	There is no way to move a satellite without a tractor beam. ____________ Tabty Haasza \|\| CEO / Owner \|\| Akheton Corporation

Year 14 Day 2 20:51	moving satellites within a grid
Ellias Aubec	Directly, no. You can get a ship with a tractor beam and a docking bay, and get the satellite on board. You can then use the load entity option to move them to another ship with a docking bay, like a YV-666. Then you can use the unload option to kick them out, without neededing further tractor beams. ____________

Year 14 Day 2 21:41
Sylvin Macflint	Deleted by Sylvin Macflint. Reason: not relevent

Year 14 Day 5 19:48	moving satellites within a grid
Sylvin Macflint	cannot load satellite from ship with docking bay and tractor beam to a ship with only docking bay; receive error message [satellite (ship without landing capacity cannot be loaded into docking bay)] but it was a good try.. Edited By: Sylvin Macflint on Year 14 Day 5 19:49 ____________

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