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Power Conduit - (salvaged material) - 200 units
Power Conduit runs through ships delivering energy like arteries deliver blood through a body. Large ships can have hundreds of miles of conduit.$4.95 -
Scorched Telemetry Processor - (salvaged material) - 25,000 units
An expert system used in the construction of missile launchers. This one has been damaged by fire or an explosion.$3.95 -
Single-crystal Superalloy I-beam - (salvaged material) - 150 units
An intact section of tritanium based single-crystal alloy i-beam for use in applications requiring extremely high strength and temperature resistance. Some examples are thruster mounts or afterburner nozzles.$4.95 -
Smashed Trigger Unit - (salvaged material) - 25,000 units
This Thermonuclear Trigger Unit while smashed still seems to have it's nuclei containment field intact and the plasma seems to be near thermal equilibrium. It would be a shame to waste this unit just because of its cosmetic damage.$4.95 -
Tangled Power Conduit - (salvaged material) - 1,000 units
Power Conduit runs through ships delivering energy like arteries deliver blood through a body. Large ships can have hundreds of miles of conduit. This conduit is tangled and knotted as it seems to have gone through some sort of catastrophe.$5.95 -
Telemetry Processor - (salvaged material) - 2,000 units
An expert system used in the construction of missile launchers.$3.95 -
Thruster Console - (salvaged material) - 10,000 units
The control unit for a starships thrusters.$5.95 -
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Tripped Power Circuit - (salvaged material) - 50,000 units
A closed loop electrical network with redundant autonomous switchgear. This unit has all of its breakers tripped but isn't beyond repair.$3.95 -
Ultraconducting Ablative Nanocable - (salvaged material) - 5,000 units
A highly advanced material, critical to ultra-sensitive detectors, relying on hyperbolic anisotropic effects to convert fine changes in local electromagnetic fields to optical processing signals. The fine resolution in mapping local EM fields achieved by such sensors would generally only be of use to scientists but may have military applications.$2.95
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