MgT HG 2e p. 39 Sensor Station

[snrdg121408]

Late morning PST,

MgT HG 2e p. 39 Sensor Station

"Each sensor station allows an additional sensor operator to perform actions (find typical numbers of sensor operators on page 41), costs MCr0.5 and consumes 1 ton."

Pages 41- 42 have a number of Optional Sensors or sensor packages that supplement Step 7: Install Sensors on p. 19. I have reviewed pages 19, 41, and 42 without finding the "typical numbers of sensor operators on page 41" referenced by page 39.

What is the "typical numbers of sensor operators" in MgT HG 2e?

 

[Jeraa]

Late morning PST,

MgT HG 2e p. 39 Sensor Station

"Each sensor station allows an additional sensor operator to perform actions (find typical numbers of sensor operators on page 41), costs MCr0.5 and consumes 1 ton."

Pages 41- 42 have a number of Optional Sensors or sensor packages that supplement Step 7: Install Sensors on p. 19. I have reviewed pages 19, 41, and 42 without finding the "typical numbers of sensor operators on page 41" referenced by page 39.

What is the "typical numbers of sensor operators" in MgT HG 2e?

Page 28. 1 per 1000 tons. That is the only thing I can find on it.

The "Multiple Warheads Incoming" sidebar is entirely about sensor operates, so it may have originally been located with the sensor information itself, but was moved at a later time without updating the text.

 

[snrdg121408]

Hello Jeraa,

Late morning PST,

MgT HG 2e p. 39 Sensor Station

"Each sensor station allows an additional sensor operator to perform actions (find typical numbers of sensor operators on page 41), costs MCr0.5 and consumes 1 ton."

Pages 41- 42 have a number of Optional Sensors or sensor packages that supplement Step 7: Install Sensors on p. 19. I have reviewed pages 19, 41, and 42 without finding the "typical numbers of sensor operators on page 41" referenced by page 39.

What is the "typical numbers of sensor operators" in MgT HG 2e?

Page 28. 1 per 1000 tons. That is the only thing I can find on it.

The "Multiple Warheads Incoming" sidebar is entirely about sensor operates, so it may have originally been located with the sensor information itself, but was moved at a later time without updating the text.

Thank you very much for the information and location of the reference.