Mark 1 Active Repair System

The Mark 1S repair system is designed to manage and deploy the Mark 1S Active Repair Drone. Controlling via the ships computer or MSAI. The repair system involves upgrades to internal sensors and additional components for the management of and deploying of individual drones to different areas. Also included are docking and staging areas placed at strategic points within a vessel or facility from which drones will be deployed. Finally upgrades to the internal communication network and relay systems will also be provided to support drone communication channels.

Drone Compliments

The size of a vessel directly impacts how many drones it needs and will support. Different vessels and facilities require different numbers to balance out internal space utilized by the drones and their equipment with how likely systems are to require repair without intervention. In particular fighters and auxiliary craft which can be especially prone to damage require potentially more support but also have limited internal spaces within which to work.

Category	Drones	Compliment Guidelines	Classes
Large Facilities	~1000+	1 Drone per 10 Meters in Length	Space Docks and Ground Facilities
Mobile Bases	~1000+	1 Drone per 8 Meters in Length	Atlantis Class, Icarus Class, etc..
Small Facilities	~60	1 Drone per 4 Meters in Length	Class K, Class 2, or Similar Space Stations
Capital Ships	140 to 210	1 Drone per 3 Meters in Length	Galaxy Class, Nebula Class, etc..
Frigates	90 to 120	2 Drones per 5 Meters in Length	Miranda Class, Steamrunner Class, etc..
Large Scout	~50	1 Drone per 5 Meters in Length	Saladin Class Starship and Similar
Small Scout	12 to 35	1 Drone per 2 Meters in Length	Archer Class, Kestrel Class, etc..
Auxiliary Ships	2 to 8	1 Drone per 3 Meters in Length	Danube Class, Venture Class, and Shuttles
Fighters	3 to 5	1 Drone per 4 Meters in Length	Valkyrie, Thunder, Gunstar, etc..