Dscan Targets

Finding a target using the Dscan can be a very difficult thing for pilots to get. It is however, a very usefull way to find where your enemy is or get a good general idea of their position. Since the dscan doesnt use probes your enemies wont be able to tell you are looking for them until it is too late. The first thing to understand is that the Dscan allows you to change two key variables the angle you are scaning and the distance at which you are scanning. (This is actually a demonstration of some fun math concepts for locating an object in space using polar coordinates, but i digress) To start you want to max your scan range with nines and set the angle to 180 degrees. you will then want to turn your view until your prey is in scan. Then you reduce the angle and repeat. You will continue to narrow the angle as small as you can until you think you know where the target is. you can then reduce the range slowly until you know about how far out they are. if these correspond to a planet, moon, asteroid belt, etc. you can warp to one of those and engage your target. if the location does not correspond to a physical object they are probably in a safe. Now that you know approx where the safe is you can move your probes into position quickly ping and bring them back in before they are noticed with some luck. from there warp to them and engage.