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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.

Depending on the distance you want to go, more expensive and rarer goods will be necessary.

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

In order to do that, you need several \c(0d0)trading goods\c().

\c(0d0)Travel Hubs\c() provide a service where they charge your ship with energy to allow you to do longer hyperspace jumps.

If the gate covers a great distance or if your relations to the gate's owners are bad, the fee will be higher.

To control your turrets, assign a number to the turret slot.

You can increase the number of auto targeting slots on your ship by installing \c(0d0)subsystems\c().

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().

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

You will see a little blue circle appear in the bottom right corner of the turret icon.

To set a turret to auto targeting, select it in the \c(0d0)Ship Tab\c() of the \c(0d0)Ship Menu\c() and then press \c(fff)[A]\c(), or right click the turret and select \c(fff)'Auto Targeting'\c().

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

Trade between stations stops immediately, though, if a sector is called out as a \c(0d0)Hazard Zone\c().

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