Overview
Why read this Guide?They are difficult to salvage because of the composition of materials. The interior panels are made of aluminum(Furnace) while the frame and outer panel are made of Nanocarbon(processor). To salvage it, you must separate the aluminum panels from the Nanocarbon framing, but there is no clear way to detach it. The purpose of this guide is to explain how to properly salvage these “Fish Heads”.
What Is a Fish Head?
First of all, what are “Fish Heads”? Fish Heads are basically the cockpits of the ships, in this case Mackerels. I chose to give them this name because they are like actual Fish Heads, meant to be cut off from the rest of the ship and hard to salvage.
Before Salvaging a Fish Head…
- There are a few things you should do before breaking apart these Fish Heads:
- Remove all valuable items like storage bins, seats, lights and computer terminals and put them in the barge(Not doing so before cutting can risk damaging the items).
- Carefully cut out the glass window on the front and place it in the furnace, you can use the gap to remove valuable items.
- Separate the Fish Head from the rest of the ship by cutting the yellow cut points.
- Separate the two other nanocarbon panels from either side of the Fish Head(This will make cutting the Fish Head easier and lighter).
- If you have access to them, you can use tethers to tether the Fish Head away from the main body of the ship, making previous steps easier(This will only work if you have cut the yellow cut points).
Salvaging the Fish Head
- To successfully salvage a Fish Head, you should follow these steps:
- Use the scanner(T) to locate 8 aluminum bars inbetween the interior panels, should be colored in light blue.
- Use the cutter in precision mode(used for cutting yellow cut points) to destroy the aluminum structure inbetween the interior panels. Position yourself so you are looking into the gap between the nanocarbon outer panel and the outside of the interior plating, this gap is present on the upper and lower half of the Fish Head.
- Cut all 8 aluminum structural beams until all interior panels are separated from the nanocarbon frame. They should pop out or become loose once separated completely.
- Now that all interior panels are separated, you can pull them away from the nanocarbon frame and put them into the furnace, and the nanocarbon into the processor.
This is what the inside should look like:
Conclusion
Congratulations, you have successfully salvaged a Fish Head and have gained every dime you can get out of it. You can repeat these steps for every Mackerel you claim and salvage. I hope this guide has been helpful. Happy Cutting!