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Once you own, it, you get to decide what to do with it: you can keep it and found a \c(0d0)mine\c() on it, which is expensive but which will eventually generate considerable income for you.↵ Or you can \c(0d0)sell\c() it to a nearby faction for a huge sum.

Turret Factories are \c(0d0)Consumer\c() stations that buy a wide range of \c(0d0)Trading Goods\c().

Fighters are organized in \c(0d0)Squads\c().

You will also need \c(0d0)Pilots\c(). They will stay on the ship and steer fighters remotely, and you will need one pilot per fighter.

The higher the tech level of a Turret Factory the better the turrets it can build.

While in \c(0d0)Transport Mode\c(), you will not be able to interact with the station and its activities will halt.

Turret Factories will also have a variety of blueprints already available.

Once you got the blueprint, you can build more of the turret out of trading goods.

Found the perfect turret, but got only one of them? You can go to a \c(0d0)Turret Factory\c() and turn it into a blueprint.

Additionally, they massively reduce incoming damage to blocks inside the integrity field.

To do that, you will need to press \c(fff)[${interact}]\c() to interact with the station and select \c(fff)'Engage Transport Mode'\c().

Some Trading Posts specialize in trading goods that can be used as ingredients.

If you're looking to build your own turrets have a look here as well.

They sell \c(0d0)Trading Licenses\c() too if you want to transport special or illegal goods.

As fighter sizes vary, your ship will show a minimum and maximum Hangar capacity in the \c(0d0)Building Mode\c().