Rodan XL AA (Free BP)

Rodan-XL-AA [FREE] MediumSized Asteroid Miner https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HP3tv67kRHkEfH1nk2aEYzKv61fobfsl/view?usp=drive_link

Ship Specs:
384 Crates
Speed: 150m/s
Mining: 8 Lasers, 2 Collectors
Power: 16 T2 Fuel Chambers, 48 T2 Gens, 42 T2 Enhancers
Propellant: 56M Prop Plus 8M Reserve
Fwd Thrust: 68 T2 Box w/ T3 Nozzles, 56 T2 Triangle w/ T3 Nozzles
Maneuvering Thrust: 32 T2 Triangle w/ T3 Nozzles
Rev Thrust: 16 T2 Box w/ T3 Nozzles

Ship Systems:
All Systems/Code, Tuning, and Optimization by DarkyShadow

• AA: Asteroid Avoidance with Movement Display and Event Counter
• Approach: Improved PID, Aproximated Profiled Motion Controller
• Asteroid Alignment on Approach: This is a system that doesn’t exist on any other ship I’m aware of. It helps to align the ship and keep it centered on the asteroid during approach for handsfree operation. This allows for easy asteroid "lock on" approaches at longer distances up to 1000m.
• Automine: Automatically engages the mining lasers and ore collectors upon successful approach
• Automatic Generator Warm Up and Automatic Power Management
• Laser Banking for Power Management as Gens Warmup: Automatically monitors Generator Warmup and turns on the lasers in banks until power can fully support lasers at 100% Mining
• Ore Scanners: 3 Selectable Modes: Fast Scan, Safe Scan and Hybrid
• Long Range Scanners: Can Determine Asteroid Size at 1000m
• Selectable Crosshair/Reticle Styles with Selection and On/Off
• Option to only use 1/2 the lasers, this replaces the no longer working laser pulsing since the last update
• Laser Oscillating Pattern or Fixed Pattern
• Fuel Rod and Propellant Time/Distance Remaining Estimation
• Navigation System Highlights: 30 Waypoint Navigation (Rename and Set Custom Waypoint XYZ from Cockpit) - by Archaegeo Autopilot - Automatically flies you to a waypoint, built with a modified Navcas System by Fixerid
• Status Display with Realtime Speed, Safezone, Station Placement Ability, Ship Strength Factor, Durability
• Pitch and Yaw Trim: just incase you end up with a really uneven weight distribution that causes a slight pull in a direction while trying to fly straight. I haven't had to use this yet in all my testing, but it's there just in case.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HP3tv67kRHkEfH1nk2aEYzKv61fobfsl/view?usp=drive_link