Navy Scan Rangefinding Array
Market detailInstant. You clear the sell orders and start the job today.
Cheaper, but you wait for the fills — and the bid can move while you do.
The fee is charged on the job’s Estimated Item Value — the blueprint’s ME0 quantities priced at CCP’s adjusted prices — not on what the materials cost you. A researched blueprint cuts your material bill and leaves this number completely unchanged. Where you install the job is the lever that moves it.
Fee profile: Omega trader. Sales tax always applies; the broker fee is charged because the realistic exit is a sell order at the ask, not dumping the run into buy orders.
| Material | Base / run | Units / job | Jita ask | Jita bid | Line @ ask | Line @ bid | EIV basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scan Rangefinding Array I | 1 | 1 | 108,100 | 88,350 | 108,100 | 88,350 | 47,369.21 |
| Materials, whole job | 108,100 | 88,350 | 47,369.21 | ||||
EIV basis is CCP’s published adjusted price. It exists to compute the install fee and nothing else — nobody sells at it, so it is never used as a cost here.
- Material efficiency 10 and 1 run. ME is applied to the whole job and rounded once, never per run, and no material ever drops below one unit per run.
- Installed in Jita, manufacturing cost index 17.23%. Facility tax 0.25%, SCC surcharge 4%.
- Materials and the finished item are priced from the live Jita book (The Forge). The install fee is computed from CCP’s adjusted prices, which are an index, not a quote.
- Sale assumes a sell order at the current Jita ask, paying 2.02% sales tax and 1.50% broker fee (Omega trader). No hauling, no time cost, no blueprint cost.
- 30-day Jita context: 4.2 trades/day, 4 units/day.