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Re: TL or TL?

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From: Ceowulf
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 04:18
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"Jeff Holinski" <nospam_Holinski@shaw.ca> wrote in message 
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> So I'm up to about 31 million in the game and I was thinking of
> getting a TL. It was going to be the argon Mammoth. Then I checked the
> specs on the Split Elephant.
>
> The Mammoth turns faster and has 60,000 meters of cargo space compared
> to 34,000 for the elephant.
>
> Other than that the Elephant seems better in every way. Even the
> smaller cargo hold is offset by being able to carry 9 more ships than
> the mammoth. Assuming you loaded both up with fully expanded Mercury
> Super Freighters you'd be able to carry 199,200 meters in an Elephant
> compared to 119,000 meters in a Mammoth.

Are you sure you can fit TS's into a TL? I remember a long time ago when X3 
came out that it wasn't an option.

Ceo- 
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Subject: Re: TL or TL?
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:18:22 +0800
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