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+---
+esi_data:
+ fitting_stats:
+ cpu_output: 240
+ high_slots: 2
+ low_slots: 3
+ med_slots: 2
+ powergrid_output: 70
+ rig_slots: 3
+ group: Mining Barge
+ hull_stats:
+ hp_armor: 2000
+ hp_shield: 3000
+ hp_structure: 3000
+ name: Covetor
+ race: Unknown
+ skill_requirements:
+ - level: 1
+ skill_id: 17940
+ - level: 3
+ skill_id: 3410
+ type_id: 17476
+ velocity: 150
+image: /17476.png
+last_updated: '2026-04-19T19:10:11.618592'
+source: eve-university
+source_stats:
+ armorem: 60
+ armorexp: 10
+ armorhp: 2000
+ armorkin: 25
+ armortherm: 35
+ bandwidth: 50 Mbit/sec
+ bonuses: 'Mining Barge bonuses (per skill level):
+
+ 3% bonus to Strip Miner yield
+
+ 3% reduction Ice and Gas Harvester duration
+
+ 6% bonus to Strip Miner and Ice Harvester range
+
+ ''''''Role Bonus:''''''
+
+ 30% reduction in Ice and Gas Harvester duration
+
+ 25% reduction in Strip Miner duration and activation cost.'
+ capacitor: 350 GJ
+ cargohold: "350 m\xB3"
+ class: Mining Barge
+ cpu: 240
+ dronebay: "50 m\xB3"
+ externallinks: ''
+ extrahold: "9,000 m\xB3"
+ extraholdtype: Mining
+ faction: Outer Ring Excavations
+ grouping: Mining Barges
+ highlights1: ''
+ highlights2: ''
+ highlights3: ''
+ highlights4: ''
+ highs: 2
+ hulltype: Covetor Class
+ inertia: 0.6
+ info: 'The mining barge was designed by ORE to facilitate advancing the mining profession
+ to a new level. Each barge was created to excel at a specific function, the Covetor''s
+ being mining yield. This additional yield comes at a price, as the Covetor has
+ weaker defenses and a smaller ore bay than the other mining barges.
+
+
+ Mining barges are equipped with electronic subsystems specifically designed to
+ accommodate Strip Mining and Ice Harvesting modules.'
+ launchers: 0
+ lows: 3
+ mass: 15000000
+ maxlockedtargets: 6
+ maxvelocity: 150
+ mediums: 2
+ powergrid: 70
+ quote: Flying in a fleet lets you focus on what you do best, don't you like being
+ the best?
+ quote_attribution: AIR Mining Expert Elias Peltonnen
+ reqskills: '* {{RequiredSkill|Mining Barge|I}}
+
+ ** {{RequiredSkill|Astrogeology|III}}
+
+ *** {{RequiredSkill|Science|IV}}
+
+ *** {{RequiredSkill|Mining|IV}}
+
+ ** {{RequiredSkill|Industry|V}}
+
+ ** {{RequiredSkill|Mining Frigate|III}}
+
+ *** {{RequiredSkill|Spaceship Command|I}}'
+ scanres: 660 mm
+ sensortype: Magnetometric
+ sensorvalue: 9 points
+ shieldem: 0
+ shieldexp: 50
+ shieldhp: 3000
+ shieldkin: 40
+ shieldtherm: 20
+ shipid: 17476
+ shipimg: Covetor.jpg
+ shipname: Covetor
+ sigradius: 200 m
+ structurehp: 3000
+ targetrange: 40 km
+ tech: ''
+ totaltraintime: 8d 23h 25m 20s
+ turrets: 0
+ variations: '{{Ship|Hulk}}'
+ volume: 150000
+ warpspeed: 3.5 AU/s
+ warptime: 12.48 s
+ wikireferences: ''
+source_url: https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Covetor
+title: Covetor
+type_id: 17476
+validation_score: 1.0
+---
+
+
+
+
+
+## Summary
+
+
+
+
+Of the mining barges, the Covetor has the greatest yield whilst having the smallest mining hold and the least tank, making it unsuitable/impractical for solo mining but by far the best in boosted/protected fleet mining.
+## Skills
+Further information about additional or recommended skills to pilot Covetor for a specific or its common role(s) can be written here.
+## Tactics
+ Suicide ganking is a popular play-style and miners are prime targets; cf. Why Was I Ganked?.
+ Covetors are a ganker's target of choice due to its inadequate tank and advertises, "I have no tank, only yield"
+ Fit enough tank (and train tanking skills) to survive the ganker's DPS long enough for CONCORD to destroy the ganker; as of Rubicon 1.2, this means surviving a Catalyst's 728.2 DPS for 20 seconds--14,564 Void damage--in a 0.6 system
+ No Covetor fit can tank long enough in 0.5, even with all level V skills
+ A solo tanked Covetor has less than 1% more yield than a tanked Retriever, which is further reduced by more frequent (four times) trips to unload
+ Use and keep launched ECM drones
+ This lets gankers know that you are expecting them and implies you are tanked for them; this is deterrence
+ This provides a chance to break the ganker's target lock for 20 seconds
+ Setting drones to aggressive lets them engage your aggressor without having to target-lock first (see Using Drones)
+ Fitting expensive meta modules may compel a duo gank due to their high-value loot chance
+ Trade hubs (especially Hek) and ice belt systems are popular hunting grounds for gankers
+ Mine aligned to a celestial/station for faster warp-out
+ Warping out when a non-mining ship enters your belt/anomaly is prudent
+ Other mining ships may be scouts for gankers; it is good to know who your neighbors are and put known gankers on your contact list with terrible standing
+ If attacked, overload your tank modules
+ Mining in a fleet--even with just two miners--provides boosts with the skills Leadership and Mining Foreman
+ It is impolite (and diminishes yield) to mine a rock someone else is already mining: when the rock runs out of ore, the first laser to cycle will get the last ore but the other lasers will continue to cycle (up to 3 minutes) and get nothing
+ Due to how vulnerable and cumbersome the mining barges are, it is ill-advised to travel between stargates in lowsec in one, as they make for very juicy targets. Instead, a good idea is to transport your Covetor packaged in a hauler, which raises less (albeit still some) suspicion.
+ A Badger, even at base skills, has a capacity of 3,900, allowing it to carry a packaged mining frigate, barge, and even an exhumer, and still have enough cargo space for its modules, can perform the cloak trick, and when designed well, can align in under 6 seconds. Beware however, that when packaging a ship, all its rigs are destroyed, so either use cheap Tech I rigs or design your ship around not using them.
+## Notes
+You can add notes here.
+## Patch History
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