This is a summary of all G8 central bank speakers' comments for the last week.

Federal Reserve

• Goolsbee (Neutral). Weekend: Trying to make it a point not to prejudge and make decision when we're still weeks out from the next FOMC meeting, we are going to get a lot of important data between now and then.
• Barkin (Neutral). Tue: There is uncertainty around where rates need to go, it would be shocking if rates fell again to zero in a future recession, hopes that rates can stat at a "neutral, normal" level for some time, seeing evidence that rate hikes are curbing demand, CRE strain appears focused in B and C quality office buildings in downtown areas and not the entire sector.
• Mester (Hawk). Wed: No compelling reason to wait on rate hikes, more of a compelling case for bringing rates up and then holding for a while, decision could still be swayed by NFP and the next inflation report.
• Bowman (Neutral). Wed: Residential real estate appears to be rebounding with implications for the Fed's inflation battle, while lower rents will eventually be reflected in inflation data home prices themselves are levelling out.
• Collins (Neutral). Wed: Inflation is simply too high, the Fed is intent on reducing inflation.
• Jefferson (Neutral). Wed: Skipping a rate increase at the coming meeting would allow us to see more data before deciding on the extent of additional tightening, holding rates constant should not be taken to mean rates have reached a peak for this tightening cycle, inflation remains too high but some measures have been slowing, monetary policy works with a lag and a year is not long enough to feel the full effect, base case outlook is not for a recession.
• Harker (Neutral). Wed: I am in the camp that we can skip a meeting, it would be a skip and not a pause, a pause says you may hold there for a while and I don't know that we're ready for that yet, data still to come may change my mind, need some slowing in the labour market, the economy keeps chugging along, not seeing much of a credit crunch after SVB. Thu: My preference is for skipping a rate hike, it's prudent to skip a rate hike in June, let's skip and see how it goes, we are close to the place where we can hold rates in place, sees promising signs that the Fed's rate hikes are working, disinflation is disappointingly slow, if inflation started coming down unexpectedly fast then we could cut rates but that is not my forecast, sees 2023 GDP growth below 1% and unemployment at 4.4%, expects inflation to fall to around 3.5% this year and 2.5% next year with 2% in 2025.
• Bullard (Hawk). Thu: Rates are at the low end of what is arguably sufficiently restrictive, monetary policy landscape in much better shape today with the FFR at a more appropriate level than it was a year ago.

European Central Bank

• Wunsch (Neutral). Weekend: We hiked 400 bps and we might have to do more, we have more ground to cover, real rates are still quite low, if fiscal policy remains supportive then monetary policy will have to do more to get inflation under control.
• De Cos (Dove). Mon: Policy tightening is well underway but based on the information currently available to us we have some way to go, interest rates will have to remain in restrictive territory for an extended period of time.
• Simkus (Hawk). Tue: Expects a 25 bps rate hike in June and July, September is too early to say.
• Centeno. Wed: Spain's CPI reading shows that Europe's inflation is easing, doesn't see a risk of monetary policy overshooting, reversal of supply shock should slow inflation.
• Villeroy (Neutral). Wed: It is quite likely that inflation has passed its peak in France, perseverance counts for more than speed regarding monetary policy, will bring inflation down to 2% between now and 2025, markets are absorbing QT smoothly and positively. Thu: Upcoming rate hikes will be marginal, rate hikes are beginning to have an impact on inflation, we will bring inflation back to 2% by 2025.
• De Guindos (Dove). Wed: Inflation data today and yesterday has been positive, victory over inflation is not there yet but the trajectory is correct. Thu: A big part of our journey to raise rates has been done but there is still some way to go, recent inflation data are positive but still far from target.
• Müller (Hawk). Wed: Very likely that we will hike by 25 bps more than once, probably too optimistic to see rate cuts in early 2024, core inflation shows no signs of slowing yet.
• Visco (Dove). Wed: Must proceed with the correct degree of graduality now that rates are in restrictive territory, longer-term inflation expectations remain in line with the definition of price stability.
• Kazaks (Hawk). Thu: It is hard to say where interest rates will peak but rates will stay at their peak for a while.
• Rehn (Neutral). Thu: The monetary policy journey is not over yet, core inflation must slow before mulling easing, the inflation outlook continues to be too high for too long, a lasting rise in inflation expectations is an upside risk to inflation, the lags and the strength of policy transmission to the real economy remain uncertain.
• Lagarde (Dove). Thu: We need to continue with rate hikes until we are sufficiently confident that inflation is on track to return to 2% in a timely manner, we cannot say that we are satisfied with the inflation outlook, a period of catch-up wage growth need not cause unduly persistent inflation over time, rate hikes are already feeding forcefully into bank lending conditions.
• Panetta (Neutral). Fri: We have not reached the end of the rate hike cycle but we aren't far away from it, inflation is too high but there is no reason to worry, now is not the time to be too hasty raising rates, the debate will soon shift from level of interest rates to that of maintaining them over time, cannot rule out a technical recession in the Eurozone, committed to getting inflation back to 2% target.
• Vasle. Fri: More rate hikes needed to get inflation to 2% target, core inflation remains high and persistent.
• Makhlouf. Fri: Likely to see another rate hike at the next meeting, beyond probable hikes in June and July the picture is a lot less clear, inflation fall is very welcome but not definitive and underlying pressures are still quite strong.

Bank of England

• Mann (Hawk). Wed: The gap between UK headline and core inflation is more persistent than in the US and the Eurozone, in core we do start to see implications coming through pricing channels and wage negotiations into something that is persistent.

Reserve Bank of Australia

• Lowe. Wed: Monetary policy is in restrictive territory, the RBA is in data-dependent mode, wage growth has not been a source of inflation, there is not a single variable that drives RBA policy decisions, one factor behind May rate increase was to reinforce the RBA is serious about getting inflation down, inflation expectations are well anchored and we can't take this for granted, the RBA is serious about the inflation target but also want to preserve labour market gains, mid-2025 is pressing the length of time we can reasonably take to achieve the inflation target, the risk to inflation is to the upside and we need to be attentive to that.

Swiss National Bank

• Jordan. Wed: We need to bring inflation below 2% as soon as possible, the longer inflation stays above 2% the harder it is to bring it down, sees inflation risks higher than deflation in the future due to deglobalisation, rising rates are positive for the banking system and will not damage financial stability in Switzerland, concerned about the speed and size of outflow of deposits.
• Schlegel. Fri: Cannot rule out further monetary policy tightening, ready to be active in forex markets to ensure appropriate monetary conditions, cannot sound the all-clear on inflation despite recent dips in the data, inflationary pressure is broadening.

Bank of Japan

• Ueda. Tue: We have not reached sustainable 2% inflation, will patiently maintain easy policy as there is still distance to go to stable 2% inflation, will continue bond buying operations, inflation will slow a great deal around the middle of FY 2023 and is likely to rebound after that but uncertainty is high. Wed: Whether inflation is caused by demand or supply has important implications for monetary policy decision making, increase in inflationary pressure has been cause by supply factors, recent global inflation has also been influenced by demand factors, it may be difficult to deny the possibility that we are already in a new normal that is different from the period of "low for long" inflation. Fri: Will maintain massive monetary easing as it will take more time to achieve our price target, buying of J-REITs is part of massive monetary easing, not the time to debate specific exit strategy including possible sale of J-REIT holdings, CPI likely to slow quite clearly in mid-to-later half of the current fiscal year, trend inflation likely to heighten ahead but will take time.
• Kanda. Tue: Closely watching FX moves, will respond appropriately if necessary, not focussing on specific levels, important for currencies to move stably and reflect economic fundamentals, no intention for today's meeting to serve as a verbal intervention against Yen weakening.
• Suzuki (FinMin). Fri: Exchange rates are driven by various factors, a weak Yen has various impact on Japan's economy such as exports and import prices.

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A PDF version that's a bit more structured is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X0s6f4y7sCW3ofIDCdiDfOxMh3n56tfh/view?usp=sharing

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Violence continues in Sudan, the cryosphere breaks down, recessions, harvest failures, heat waves, droughts, and floods. Mother Earth has got a terminal case of humans.
Last Week in Collapse: May 28-June 3, 2023
This is Last Week in Collapse, a weekly newsletter bringing together some of the most important, timely, useful, sad, ironic, amazing, or otherwise must-see moments in Collapse. Try not to overdose on this week’s Doom dose.
This is the 75th newsletter. You can find the May 21-27 edition (which I accidentally labeled the 73rd edition) here if you missed it last week. These newsletters are also on Substack if you want them sent to your email inbox every Sunday.
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The World Meteorological Congress concluded on Friday, and it released a bunch of reports. The focus this year was on developing early warning systems for wateclimate/weather disasters. Most countries report declining ability to monitor hydrological developments, and almost half of the world’s people lack reliable access to water for at least one month per year, a figure that is expected to grow considerably by 2050.
The WMO also reported on the state of emergency for the cryosphere, those places where ice is formed (and melts). Greenland’s ice has shrunk for 26 consecutive years. Permafrost threatens to release huge quantities of greenhouse gasses over the coming years. Sea levels continue to rise…but you know this already.
Montevideo, Uruguay’s capital, has come up with a plan to extend their almost-exhausted water supply: they’re adding salt to the tap water, against WHO recommendations. This causes people to drink less water—but what are the implications for health, and for small-scale agriculture?
Over 20 million tonnes of what was damaged in China by recent rain, not long before it was scheduled to be harvested. Analysts say this will raise grain prices worldwide. The scale of this blight is larger than recent blights. In the U.S. state of Georgia, 90% of the peach harvest was destroyed by abnormally warm weather; in Vermont, a freak cold snap damaged crops, potentially 30% of apples.
6 years. 800 million trees felled in the Amazon rainforest, all to create space for cattle farms. The loss of rainforest is equivalent roughly to two Corsica islands.
Environmental scientists have discovered a hopeful tool to lower CO2: Greenland’s “rock flour,” which is basically rock dust. A recent study claims that it can be scattered on fields to absorb CO2—and also boost wheat and potato yields. International lawyers are also working on the first global plastics pollution treaty that could be passed later next year.
Yet another study claims that Mother Earth is sick, and that most of our safety thresholds have been crossed. The feedback loops have been activated, the diagnosis is terminal. The Nature study lists the 8 Earth System Boundaries: 1) Climate, 2) Functional Integrity, 3) Natural Ecosystem Area, 4) Surface Water, 5) Groundwater, 6) Nitrogen, 7) Phosphorus, and 8) Subglobal Aerosols. (Not to be confused with the 9 Planetary Boundaries.)
Some insurers in California are cutting homeowner insurance because they can’t make a buck betting against wildfires and desertification. Similar risk is expanding in Texas. Summer is coming. A mysterious wildfire in Scotland is growing out of control, and threatens to become the UK’s largest ever.
Record May rainfall in Bermuda. Part of South Africa also saw record rains in May. Strong rains in southern Spain—but the parched soil can’t absorb much of it. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia area had its driest May in recorded history.
Vicious drought and Afghan dams have raised tensions between iran and Afghanistan, where fighting killed a handful of people two weeks ago. In times of scarcity, no group can have enough water; even less if they’re forced to share. Most of the world’s lakes are drying up.
An official in India ordered the draining of two million liters of water from a reservoir……so he could retrieve his phone, which he dropped in the water while taking a selfie. He was suspended. The phone was recovered—but too damaged to function. The water could have irrigated 6 km² of land.
Wildfires grow in Nova Scotia. Millions going hungry in Madagascar. Record temperatures in Japan. Normalized heat waves across Asia with new records in Central Asia & the Caucasus.
Scientists warn of potential tsunamis caused by underwater landslides in Antarctica. New cold records in Australia. Heat waves in North Africa. Increasing reliance on expensive desalination plants in Barcelona as drought and water supplies worsen.
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Türkiye’s President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, won reelection, and economists believe it portends the further Collapse of the economy. Investment is pulling out, and the lira is expected to continue sinking. “We will be together until the grave,” said Erdoğan at his victory speech.
The UN operation to drain the *FSO Safer* has begun now that technicians have boarded the vessel. 1.1 million barrels of oil aboard the derelict tanker, stranded off the coast of Yemen, will begin being drained next month.
Petrol prices rise in Benin as Nigeria cuts its fuel subsidies; Iran is limiting fuel purchases too. China’s declining birth rate, growing debt, and ongoing international decoupling is threatening its economy. Eurozone inflation continues. Trade-GDP ratios approaching 2008 levels worryingly.
Budapest is facing bankruptcy. Refugees in Tanzania are seeing their rations cut in half as financing falls off. Vicious conditions inside refugee camps in Chad take advantage of Sudanese refugees. Debts grow in Brazil. Complicated problems continue destabilizing the world’s economic equilibrium.
Another Russian missile attack struck Kyiv last week, after allegedly pro-Ukraine Russian volunteer soldiers made an incursion into Russian territory. Wagner Group’s chief continues provoking Russian leadership as infighting appears to grow, following a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow. Zelensky says Ukraine’s counteroffensive is now ready.
Myanmar’s Civil War has entered its third year, depending on when you claim it began. In the desperation and chaos of prolonged warfare, it is the environment that pays the price. Wood, gold, jade, and other resources are being exploited by government and private actors after the old economic system broke apart.
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62% of Americans agree that the COVID pandemic is over (it’s not), an increase of 14% since February 2023. 56% of Americans admit that they never mask up in public anymore. An updated booster is coming in September to address the XBB.1.16 variant. Masks may go away, but (Long) COVID will stay with us.
The WHO’s treaty to manage future pandemics is being watered down, leaving humanity less prepared for the next pandemic. Although China denies the lab leak origin story, a prominent Chinese scientist claims it is possible. COVID is never going away, and neither is Long COVID.
Cholera is spreading in several refugee camps in Kenya; medical attention comes too small and too late to prevent the spread. In Sudan, where over a million people have been displaced by recent violence, old inequities linger. Over 13M children are in desperate need of humanitarian aid (about half of Sudan’s 46M population are below 18). Their situation has never been more critical.
Experts continue warning about the dangers of AI, and push for regulation, while other actors push to use AI for economic benefits. I am uncertain which field AI will disrupt the most: military, low-skill workers, societal psyche, institutional integrity, creative jobs, politics, financial markets…? What will be the second-order effects, tertiary, etc.?
Tanzania has called an end to its Marburg virus outbreak, about 10 weeks after it declared an emergency. The UK is advising at-risk people to get vaccinated for mpox/monkeypox before their vaccine program ends in August; 10 new cases in the UK were recently reported.
PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals” used across many household objects, are dangerous to your health. You also probably could have guessed that manufacturers knew—and lied about—their safety for decades. A study tracked the use of PFAS (since 1940’s) and the knowledge that they were harmful (since 1990’s). Companies including DuPont settled a case for a little over $1 billion USD for their role in the scheme. The billionaire Sackler family also settled a gigantic case regarding opioids, in which they must pay about $6 billion USD, and forfeit control of the pharmaceutical company they’ve held since 1952. The company (formerly Purdue Pharma) is rebranding (as Knoa). Nobody is going to jail.
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A catastrophic train crash in India killed 280+ people. The crash involved 3 trains, and is India’s deadliest in this century.
Riots in Kosovo. Torture in suspected gangster prisons in El Salvador, with 153 prisoners killed since March. Ongoing protests in Israel over the proposed judicial reform.
Lebanon has been without a President for more than 7 months now—and now target dats have been missed to hold important municipal council elections. Town budgets are falling further into chaos, police are going unpaid, garbage is piling up, and would-be foreign investors and money-lenders are losing the scraps of hope they had for Lebanon’s crippled economy. No one is coming to save them.
Cartel violence is rising on the border of Mexico-Guatemala. Organized non-state armed groups conscript local guys, intimidate people into leaving, blockade towns, and shoot each other in the streets. Several thousand people have been displaced—and others disappeared. Far away, Syria is being welcomed back into the Arab fold—on the condition that it cracks down on the intractable drug epidemic of captagon.
One of Libya’s rival PMs was ousted a couple weeks ago, and now the other PM in the east is striking towns in western Libya with drones, allegedly targeting fuel/human smugglers.
Boko Haram jihadists are infighting in northern Nigeria, but the civilians are paying the price. Guerrilla territorial competition may also bring in more people into regional hostilities. In eastern DRC, violence has displaced over 80,000 people so far this year, and their regional hospitals are overcrowded.
Rumors are emerging that M23 will attack Goma, the sprawling epicenter of East Africa’s refugee situation, where human rights abuses are increasingly common and the local ceasefire is breaking down. Islamic radicals also operate in the region, targeting civilians. About 6 million people across the DRC are believed to be internally displaced, and about half a million around Goma (population: unknown, perhaps 750,000 or twice that). There are also reports of planes sighted which belong to the European mercenary company Agemira.
The Sudanese Civil War is spiraling out of control again, as skirmishes broke the incomplete ceasefire. The Central Statistics Bureau was attacked, hampering official data for various purposes. Over 1,000 people have died so far, crossing an unofficial threshold for an armed conflict to officially become a War. About 2M have fled the fighting. Rockets killed 18 and injured many more at a market in Khartoum, sanctions are being imposed by a few nations, and other countries are wading deeper into the War, complicating the situation and preventing clean avenues to another ceasefire.
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Select comments/threads from the subreddit last week suggest:
-There is rain in Romania, based on this observation. But there’s also corruption, growing labor strikes, inflation, and political difficulties.
-Greenland’s climate is out of whack—and apparently the people don’t seem to care that much, judging from this rare observation from West Greenland.
-Portland, Oregon is still a cross-section of modern America’s Collapse, if this observation can be trusted. Heat, insecurity, overcrowding, loneliness, and crows… Reddit has also been affected by psychological decay, according to the poster.
-People are abandoning climate hope, if you believe this gilded thread and its many gilded comments. Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em.
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Just taken my QCII back to the store I bought them from, mostly because of Bluetooth issues, and exchanged for Airpod Pro 2s. Very real concern that the QCII would fail completely at some stage after the period I’d be able to get an exchange (which happened to a friend), so played it safe.
I have an iPhone 13. My family has Airpod Pros, so have been able to compare directly.
I could not tell any material differences in audio or ANC quality, in general use and on planes, although I have some tinnitus, so that may mask fine quality differences.
I don’t use wireless charging, so that wasn’t a factor for me, even though apple wins on that as well.
I REALLY wanted to love the QCII. For all my 50 years, the brand has represented the best you can get. These were the first Bose headphones I’ve had, so this has been a massive disappointment. I persisted with them far longer that I would any other audio brand.
My issues - 1. The ‘whoosh’ sound. Why? Other ANC buds don’t need it. 2. Ironically, the ‘whoosh’ sound not happening. Having to put both buds back in the case for a few seconds and try again (and, often, again.) This would happen about 25% of the time, and predominantly with the left bud, which I put in second. Not being able to work out why - was it due to time taken to put second bud in? Was it the way I was putting it in? I tried everything but never worked it out. 3. General Bluetooth unreliability. The AirPods just work, every time. QCII were hit and miss. Resetting didn’t help. 4. The ‘should I have the app, or is it causing the problems and should I delete it?’ issue. I deleted it quite early on but still had all the drama. 5. Not being able to start siri through voice alone, but having to touch the bud. 6. Much bigger case. 7. No built in ‘find my’ technology. This is useful for me, so I had to buy a QCII case with a loop and attach a tile. 8. The QCII ANC shitting itself if there was a bang (eg car door shutting)
Our family also has Huawei freebud pros, skullcandy dimes and a no-name pair from aliexpress that cost AU$3, and all of them have more reliable Bluetooth than the QCII.
Here’s the plot twist - I’m flying from Australia to UK in a couple of weeks and got a pair of QC45 for a good price not long after I got the QCII. Who knows how they will go. Thankfully, if that Bluetooth craps out I can use a cable.

High-power hydrogen fuel cells would be manufactured at the old Holden car factory site, creating more than 1000 jobs during construction, under a new proposal put forward by a global hydrogen energy company. HDF Energy is bidding to provide the cells for the state government’s Hydrogen Jobs Plan project and, if selected, plans to build a factory in the northern suburbs. The company’s preferred option is to re-purpose a 10,000-square-metre section of Lionsgate Business Park at Elizabeth. The facility would replicate HDF’s fuel cell factory built on a former Ford site near Bordeaux, France, which has been touted as the first of its kind.
The project would employ 1350 workers over a three-year construction period, then 50 permanent staff once the factory is operational. As well as the government’s $593m Whyalla hydrogen power plant, the Lionsgate facility would produce fuel cells for the mining and transport sectors, and for export across the Asia-Pacific. It would provide 100 per cent emission-free hydrogen power from the start of operation. HDF Energy general manager of Australia, David Clement, said the proposal would also produce energy at a lower cost.
“Our proposal provides low-cost energy for South Australians and positions the state as a world-leading exporter of hydrogen technology,” he said. “Our fuel cell technology costs less to construct, uses less hydrogen to produce more power, and will provide ongoing manufacturing jobs here in Adelaide. “The only things they are emit are power and pure H2O – no CO2, no NOx, no emissions at all, from day one.”

Hi folks
I'm in the process of slowly upgrading my ITX system to something more modern.
I've already got my case (North), Graphics card (4070) and now looking at SSD storge.
Right now I have a 980 Pro 2TB as my main drive and a P3 2TB as my games drive, with all of my photos on an external platter drive.
When I upgrade the motherboard to ATX, I'll have 3 M2 slots, and I want to use them all.
So right now I'm looking at two storage drives. One for games, one for photography storage. I do deep space astrophotography which requires lots of reading from the drive and usually in the order of hundreds of files per image.
I think I've settled on the Team MP34 4TB drives, but just eliciting opinions on whether these are good drives for the purpose or whether there are other options I should consider? I'll be going with a WD Black drive for the OS as well, but that's further down the line.
If it helps, this is my current list:
PCPartPicker Part List

Type	Item	Price
CPU	AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D 4.4 GHz 12-Core Processor	$899.00 @ Centre Com
CPU Cooler	Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler	Purchased For $58.90
Motherboard	Gigabyte X670 AORUS ELITE AX (rev. 1.0) ATX AM5 Motherboard	$489.00 @ Mwave Australia
Memory	G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory	$409.22 @ Amazon Australia
Storage	Western Digital Black SN850X 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive	$241.79 @ Amazon Australia
Storage	TEAMGROUP MP34 4 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive	$329.00 @ Centre Com
Storage	TEAMGROUP MP34 4 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive	$329.00 @ Centre Com
Video Card	Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC GeForce RTX 4070 12 GB Video Card	Purchased For $852.22
Case	Fractal Design North ATX Mid Tower Case	Purchased For $279.00
Power Supply	Corsair HX750 Platinum 750 W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply	Purchased For $179.00
Operating System	Microsoft Windows 11 Pro OEM - DVD 64-bit	$140.00 @ Amazon Australia
Headphones	Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) Headset	Purchased For $349.00
	Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts
	Total	$4555.13
	Generated by PCPartPicker 2023-06-04 14:37 AEST+1000

Hi Everyone! first time posting here! My friend has recently planned for a new PC to be built and she was hoping to have some advice about the build, she wants to make sure its all cohesive and if she needs additional things to buy. She's also planning to build it herself so maybe some advice about that would be appreciated as well ;w; Build details are below and thank you all for helping out!
[PCPartPicker Part List](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/zLfzQ6)
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TypeItemPrice
:----:----:----
**CPU** [AMD Ryzen 9 7950X 4.5 GHz 16-Core Processor](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/22XJ7P/amd-ryzen-9-7950x-45-ghz-16-core-processor-100-100000514wof) $869.00 @ Centre Com
**CPU Cooler** [NZXT Kraken X63 98.17 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/JfVG3C/nzxt-kraken-x63-9817-cfm-liquid-cpu-cooler-rl-krx63-01) $249.00 @ Computer Alliance
**Motherboard** [Asus TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/8yjBD3/asus-tuf-gaming-x670e-plus-wifi-atx-am5-motherboard-tuf-gaming-x670e-plus-wifi) $489.00 @ MSY Technology
**Memory** [Corsair Vengeance 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) DDR5-5600 CL40 Memory](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/MDgFf7/corsair-vengeance-64-gb-2-x-32-gb-ddr5-5600-cl40-memory-cmk64gx5m2b5600c40) $303.57 @ Amazon Australia
**Storage** [Samsung 990 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/FsqPxsamsung-990-pro-1-tb-m2-2280-pcie-40-x4-nvme-solid-state-drive-mz-v9p1t0bw) $175.04 @ Amazon Australia
**Video Card** [Asus TUF GAMING OC GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8 GB Video Card](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/CqPQzy/asus-geforce-rtx-3070-ti-8-gb-tuf-gaming-oc-video-card-tuf-rtx3070ti-o8g-gaming) $849.00 @ Computer Alliance
**Case** [Fractal Design Define 7 ATX Mid Tower Case](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/L8xbt6/fractal-design-define-7-atx-mid-tower-case-fd-c-def7a-01) $269.00 @ PCCaseGear
**Power Supply** [Corsair RM1000x (2021) 1000 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/jRvdnQ/corsair-rm1000x-2021-1000-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-cp-9020201-na) $261.00 @ MSY Technology
*Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts*
**Total** **$3464.61**
Generated by [PCPartPicker](https://pcpartpicker.com) 2023-06-04 13:52 AEST+1000

What is the standard price you would expect to pay for a roll of film in Japan? I’m flying from Australia and I’m wondering if I should bring a bunch with me, or if it will be cheaper to get it there.

Jun 3/4 2023
👍👍 👋 Welcome citizens, come and take a look at the items I have to offer and feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions before buying.
About me:
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• I'm a backer since Jan-2015, I'm an active user in the comunity, you can check my profile here, my goal is to bring all items to you at best possible prices from me, all funds will be used to support the proyect again,
• More than 3000 real trades in this subreddit without any problem.

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🌎🌍🌏 I'am accepting US$ and EU€ from anywhere in the world using paypal or Cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, BUSDT etc.
my local time is GMT -5

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• Verified paypal users only
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• Items over $35 only to buyers with some reddit history (crypto has no limits)
• Check instructions on "how to buy" at the end of this post.

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⬇️ STANDALONE SHIPS ⬇️

SHIP	Insurance - Attributes	Price	Availability
SPARTAN	OC - LTI	$90	✔️ YES
NOMAD	OC - LTI	$90	✔️ YES
HOVERQUAD	OC - LTI	$55	✔️ YES
STV	OC - LTI	$65	✔️ YES
CUTTER	OC - LTI	$70	✔️ YES
SCORPIUS	CCU'ed - LTI	$200	✔️ YES
CORSAIR	CCU'ed - LTI	$200	✔️ YES
MERCURY BIS 2952	CCU'ed - LTI	$220	✔️ YES
CARRACK	CCU'ed - LTI	$410	✔️ YES
GLAIVE	CCU'ed - LTI	$320	✔️ YES
RECLAIMER	CCU'ed - LTI	$310	✔️ YES
C2 HERCULES	CCU'ed - LTI	$340	✔️ YES
600i EXPLORER	CCU'ed - LTI	$360	✔️ YES
HAMMERHEAD	CCU'ed - LTI	$440	✔️ YES
POLARIS	CCU'ed - LTI	$465	✔️ YES

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⬇️☀️ UPGRADES ☀️⬇️

FROM	📌	TO 👇	Price	Availability
Aurora MR	➡️	MPUV C	$9	✔️ YES
Mustang Alpha	➡️	MPUV C	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Aurora MR	➡️	P-72 Archimedes	$9	✔️ YES
HoverQuad	➡️	P-72 Archimedes	$9	✔️ YES
Mustang Alpha	➡️	P-72 Archimedes	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Aurora MR	➡️	Ranger CV	$9	✔️ YES
HoverQuad	➡️	Ranger CV	$9	✔️ YES
Mustang Alpha	➡️	Ranger CV	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Aurora MR	➡️	Ranger RC	$9	✔️ YES
HoverQuad	➡️	Ranger RC	$9	✔️ YES
Mustang Alpha	➡️	Ranger RC	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
P-72 Archimedes	➡️	P-72 Archimedes Emerald	$25	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Aurora LX	➡️	Ranger TR	$9	✔️ YES
P-72 Archimedes	➡️	Ranger TR	$9	✔️ YES
Ranger CV	➡️	Ranger TR	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Dragonfly Black	➡️	Nox	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Dragonfly Black	➡️	X1 Velocity	$9	✔️ YES
Dragonfly Yellowjacket	➡️	X1 Velocity	$9	✔️ YES
Mustang Beta	➡️	X1 Velocity	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Aurora CL	➡️	X1 Force	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
100i	➡️	Fury	$9	✔️ YES
Ursa	➡️	Fury	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
100i	➡️	Fury MX	$9	✔️ YES
Ursa	➡️	Fury MX	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Ursa	➡️	Ursa Fortuna	$19	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cyclone	➡️	Cyclone RC	$14	✔️ YES
125a	➡️	Cyclone RC	$9	✔️ YES
300i	➡️	Cyclone RC	$9	✔️ YES
Avenger Stalker	➡️	Cyclone RC	$9	✔️ YES
Cyclone	➡️	Cyclone RN	$14	✔️ YES
300i	➡️	Cyclone RN	$9	✔️ YES
Avenger Stalker	➡️	Cyclone RN	$9	✔️ YES
Ursa Rover	➡️	Cyclone TR	$19	🔥 Last one!
Cyclone	➡️	Cyclone TR	$14	🔥 2 Left!
300i	➡️	Cyclone TR	$9	✔️ YES
Avenger Stalker	➡️	Cyclone TR	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Avenger Stalker	➡️	G12a	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Ursa Rover	➡️	Mustang Delta	$19	🔥 Last one!
Cyclone	➡️	Mustang Delta	$14	🔥 2 Left!
Mustang Gamma	➡️	Mustang Delta	$14	🔥 2 Left!
Avenger Stalker	➡️	Mustang Delta	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
-	📌	TO 👇
325a	➡️	Avenger Titan Renegade	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
325a	➡️	Cyclone MT	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
325a	➡️	Reliant Tana	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cyclone	➡️	Cyclone AA	$30	🔥 Last one!
325a	➡️	Cyclone AA	$14	✔️ YES
Arrow	➡️	Cyclone AA	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
300i	➡️	Spartan	$25	✔️ YES
G12	➡️	Spartan	$25	🔥 Last one!
G12r	➡️	Spartan	$25	🔥 Last one!
Arrow	➡️	Spartan	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Nomad	➡️	Avenger Warlock	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Arrow	➡️	Herald	$14	🔥 2 Left!
Nomad	➡️	Herald	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Arrow	➡️	Reliant Sen	$14	✔️ YES
Nomad	➡️	Reliant Sen	$9	✔️ YES
Spartan	➡️	Reliant Sen	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cyclone AA	➡️	Reliant Mako	$19	✔️ YES
Gladius	➡️	Reliant Mako	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cyclone AA	➡️	Hawk	$25	✔️ YES
Gladius	➡️	Hawk	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Herald	➡️	M50	$19	🔥 Last one!
Reliant Sen	➡️	M50	$19	✔️ YES
Gladius	➡️	M50	$14	✔️ YES
Hull A	➡️	M50	$14	✔️ YES
Reliant Mako	➡️	M50	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cutlass Black	➡️	Buccaneer	$14	✔️ YES
Gladius	➡️	Buccaneer	$25	🔥 2 Left!
Hawk	➡️	Buccaneer	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cutlass Black	➡️	C1 Spirit	$14	✔️ YES
Hawk	➡️	C1 Spirit	$14	✔️ YES
M50	➡️	C1 Spirit	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Gladius	➡️	Talon	$30	✔️ YES
Reliant Mako	➡️	Talon	$25	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Arrow	➡️	Talon Shrike	$46	✔️ YES
Gladius	➡️	Talon Shrike	$30	✔️ YES
Reliant Mako	➡️	Talon Shrike	$25	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
C1 Spirit	➡️	Legionnaire	$14	✔️ YES
Freelancer	➡️	Legionnaire	$14	✔️ YES
Talon	➡️	Legionnaire	$9	✔️ YES
Talon Shrike	➡️	Legionnaire	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
M50	➡️	Nova	$25	🔥 2 Left!
Cutlass Black	➡️	Nova	$25	✔️ YES
Freelancer	➡️	Nova	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C Hornet	➡️	350r	$19	✔️ YES
Freelancer	➡️	350r	$19	✔️ YES
Talon	➡️	350r	$14	✔️ YES
Talon Shrike	➡️	350r	$14	✔️ YES
Legionnaire	➡️	350r	$9	✔️ YES
Nova	➡️	350r	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C Hornet	➡️	Cutlass Red	$30	✔️ YES
Freelancer	➡️	Cutlass Red	$30	✔️ YES
F7C-S Hornet Ghost	➡️	Cutlass Red	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cyclone AA	➡️	Hull B	$67	✔️ YES
Reliant Sen	➡️	Hull B	$62	✔️ YES
Cutlass Red	➡️	Hull B	$9	✔️ YES
Freelancer DUR	➡️	Hull B	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C-R Hornet Tracker	➡️	Razor	$9	✔️ YES
Hull B	➡️	Razor	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Ballista	➡️	E1 Spirit	$14	✔️ YES
F7C-R Hornet Tracker	➡️	E1 Spirit	$14	✔️ YES
Razor	➡️	E1 Spirit	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C-R Hornet Tracker	➡️	Expanse	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C-R Hornet Tracker	➡️	Razor LX	$14	✔️ YES
Razor	➡️	Razor LX	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C-R Hornet Tracker	➡️	Retaliator	$14	✔️ YES
Razor	➡️	Retaliator	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Freelancer DUR	➡️	SRV	$19	✔️ YES
F7C-R Hornet Tracker	➡️	SRV	$14	✔️ YES
Razor	➡️	SRV	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Razor	➡️	Razor EX	$14	✔️ YES
Freelancer MAX	➡️	Razor EX	$9	✔️ YES
Mantis	➡️	Razor EX	$9	✔️ YES
Razor LX	➡️	Razor EX	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Prospector	➡️	Gladiator	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Hull B	➡️	Khartu-Al	$35	✔️ YES
Prospector	➡️	Khartu-Al	$19	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	Khartu-Al	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Freelancer MAX	➡️	Sabre	$25	🔥 2 Left!
Razor LX	➡️	Sabre	$25	✔️ YES
Prospector	➡️	Sabre	$19	✔️ YES
Razor EX	➡️	Sabre	$19	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	Sabre	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Prospector	➡️	A1 Spirit	$25	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	A1 Spirit	$14	✔️ YES
Khartu-Al	➡️	A1 Spirit	$9	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	A1 Spirit	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cutlass Red	➡️	Cutlass Blue	$46	✔️ YES
Prospector	➡️	Cutlass Blue	$25	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Cutlass Blue	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Prospector	➡️	F7C Hornet Wildfire	$25	✔️ YES
Razor EX	➡️	F7C Hornet Wildfire	$25	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	F7C Hornet Wildfire	$14	✔️ YES
Khartu-Al	➡️	F7C Hornet Wildfire	$9	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	F7C Hornet Wildfire	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
E1 Spirit	➡️	Freelancer MIS	$30	✔️ YES
Prospector	➡️	Freelancer MIS	$25	✔️ YES
Razor EX	➡️	Freelancer MIS	$25	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	Freelancer MIS	$14	✔️ YES
Khartu-Al	➡️	Freelancer MIS	$9	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Freelancer MIS	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
F7C Hornet	➡️	Vulture	$72	🔥 Last one!
Freelancer	➡️	Vulture	$72	🔥 Last one!
Nova	➡️	Vulture	$62	✔️ YES
350r	➡️	Vulture	$56	✔️ YES
F7C-S Hornet Ghost	➡️	Vulture	$56	✔️ YES
Cutlass Red	➡️	Vulture	$46	✔️ YES
Razor	➡️	Vulture	$35	✔️ YES
Prospector	➡️	Vulture	$25	✔️ YES
Razor EX	➡️	Vulture	$25	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	Vulture	$14	✔️ YES
Khartu-Al	➡️	Vulture	$9	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Vulture	$9	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Cutlass Red	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$51	🔥 2 Left!
Prospector	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$30	✔️ YES
Razor EX	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$30	✔️ YES
Gladiator	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$19	✔️ YES
Khartu-Al	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$14	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$14	✔️ YES
A1 Spirit	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$9	✔️ YES
Cutlass Blue	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$9	✔️ YES
F7C Hornet Wildfire	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$9	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$9	✔️ YES
Vulture	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet	$9	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Sabre Comet	$35	✔️ YES
Vulture	➡️	Sabre Comet	$14	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	Sabre Comet	$9	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	$46	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	$30	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	$25	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	$19	✔️ YES
Sabre Comet	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	$14	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	$9	✔️ YES
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Cutlass Blue	➡️	Vulcan	$30	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	Vulcan	$30	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Vulcan	$14	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Vulcan	$9	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Hurricane	$62	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Hurricane	$46	✔️ YES
Cutlass Blue	➡️	Hurricane	$40	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	Hurricane	$35	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Hurricane	$25	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Hurricane	$19	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Hurricane	$14	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Defender	$72	✔️ YES
Khartu-Al	➡️	Defender	$56	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Defender	$56	✔️ YES
Cutlass Blue	➡️	Defender	$51	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	Defender	$51	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	Defender	$46	✔️ YES
Sabre Comet	➡️	Defender	$40	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Defender	$35	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Defender	$30	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Defender	$25	✔️ YES
Hurricane	➡️	Defender	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Constellation Taurus	➡️	San'tok.yāi	$35	🔥 2 Left!
Hurricane	➡️	San'tok.yāi	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Freelancer MIS	➡️	Terrapin	$51	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Terrapin	$35	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Terrapin	$30	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Terrapin	$25	✔️ YES
Hurricane	➡️	Terrapin	$14	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Railen	$77	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Railen	$40	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Railen	$30	✔️ YES
Defender	➡️	Railen	$9	✔️ YES
San'tok.yāi	➡️	Railen	$9	🔥 Last one!
Terrapin	➡️	Railen	$9	🔥 Last one!
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Constellation Taurus	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$46	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$40	✔️ YES
Hurricane	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$25	✔️ YES
Defender	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$14	✔️ YES
San'tok.yāi	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$14	✔️ YES
Terrapin	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$14	✔️ YES
Railen	➡️	Scorpius Antares	$9	✔️ YES
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Constellation Taurus	➡️	Cutlass Steel	$51	✔️ YES
Hurricane	➡️	Cutlass Steel	$30	✔️ YES
Defender	➡️	Cutlass Steel	$19	🔥 Last one!
Terrapin	➡️	Cutlass Steel	$19	✔️ YES
Scorpius Antares	➡️	Cutlass Steel	$9	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Scorpius	$93	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Scorpius	$77	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	Scorpius	$72	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	Scorpius	$67	✔️ YES
Sabre Comet	➡️	Scorpius	$62	🔥 2 Left!
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Scorpius	$56	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Scorpius	$51	✔️ YES
Hurricane	➡️	Scorpius	$35	✔️ YES
Defender	➡️	Scorpius	$25	✔️ YES
San'tok.yāi	➡️	Scorpius	$25	✔️ YES
Terrapin	➡️	Scorpius	$25	✔️ YES
Scorpius Antares	➡️	Scorpius	$14	✔️ YES
Cutlass Steel	➡️	Scorpius	$9	✔️ YES
Vanguard Hoplite	➡️	Scorpius	$9	✔️ YES
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Constellation Taurus	➡️	Vanguard Hoplite	$51	✔️ YES
Defender	➡️	Vanguard Hoplite	$19	✔️ YES
Railen	➡️	Vanguard Hoplite	$14	✔️ YES
Scorpius Antares	➡️	Vanguard Hoplite	$9	✔️ YES
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Constellation Taurus	➡️	400i	$67	✔️ YES
Terrapin	➡️	400i	$35	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	400i	$14	🔥 Last one!
Scorpius	➡️	400i	$14	✔️ YES
Vanguard Hoplite	➡️	400i	$19	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Apollo Triage	$104	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Apollo Triage	$56	✔️ YES
Defender	➡️	Apollo Triage	$35	🔥 2 Left!
Terrapin	➡️	Apollo Triage	$35	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Apollo Triage	$14	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Apollo Triage	$14	✔️ YES
Vanguard Hoplite		Apollo Triage	$19	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Ares Inferno	$104	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Ares Inferno	$88	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	Ares Inferno	$83	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	Ares Inferno	$77	✔️ YES
Sabre Comet	➡️	Ares Inferno	$72	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Ares Inferno	$67	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Ares Inferno	$62	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Ares Inferno	$56	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Ares Inferno	$14	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Ares Inferno	$14	✔️ YES
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Prospector	➡️	Ares Ion	$104	✔️ YES
Sabre	➡️	Ares Ion	$88	✔️ YES
Freelancer MIS	➡️	Ares Ion	$83	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet	➡️	Ares Ion	$77	✔️ YES
Sabre Comet	➡️	Ares Ion	$72	✔️ YES
Constellation Taurus	➡️	Ares Ion	$67	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Ares Ion	$62	✔️ YES
Vulcan	➡️	Ares Ion	$56	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Ares Ion	$14	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Ares Ion	$14	✔️ YES
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Freelancer MIS	➡️	Corsair	$83	🔥 Last one!
Sabre Comet	➡️	Corsair	$72	🔥 Last one!
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Corsair	$62	🔥 Last one!
Defender	➡️	Corsair	$35	✔️ YES
Terrapin	➡️	Corsair	$35	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Corsair	$14	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Corsair	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Sabre	➡️	Mercury	$99	✔️ YES
Vulture	➡️	Mercury	$93	✔️ YES
Sabre Comet	➡️	Mercury	$83	✔️ YES
F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	➡️	Mercury	$72	✔️ YES
Hurricane	➡️	Mercury	$56	🔥 2 Left!
Terrapin	➡️	Mercury	$46	✔️ YES
Cutlass Steel	➡️	Mercury	$30	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Mercury	$25	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Mercury	$25	✔️ YES
Vanguard Hoplite	➡️	Mercury	$30	✔️ YES
400i	➡️	Mercury	$14	✔️ YES
Ares Inferno	➡️	Mercury	$14	✔️ YES
Ares Ion	➡️	Mercury	$14	✔️ YES
Corsair	➡️	Mercury	$14	✔️ YES
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Terrapin	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$46	✔️ YES
Vanguard Hoplite	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$30	✔️ YES
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$25	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$25	✔️ YES
400i	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$14	✔️ YES
Apollo Triage	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$14	✔️ YES
Ares Inferno	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$14	✔️ YES
Ares Ion	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$14	✔️ YES
Corsair	➡️	Vanguard Warden	$14	✔️ YES
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Vulcan	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$83	✔️ YES
Terrapin	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$62	🔥 Last one!
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$40	✔️ YES
400i	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$30	✔️ YES
Apollo Triage	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$30	✔️ YES
Corsair	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$30	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$19	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$19	✔️ YES
Vanguard Sentinel	➡️	Apollo Medivac	$3	✔️ YES
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Blade	$40	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Blade	$19	✔️ YES
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$40	✔️ YES
Scorpius	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$40	🔥 2 Left!
400i	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$30	✔️ YES
Ares Inferno	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$30	✔️ YES
Ares Ion	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$30	✔️ YES
Corsair	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$30	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$19	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$19	✔️ YES
Vanguard Sentinel	➡️	Retaliator Bomber	$3	🔥 Last one!
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Vanguard Sentinel	$40	✔️ YES
400i	➡️	Vanguard Sentinel	$30	✔️ YES
Ares Ion	➡️	Vanguard Sentinel	$30	✔️ YES
Corsair	➡️	Vanguard Sentinel	$30	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Vanguard Sentinel	$19	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Vanguard Sentinel	$19	✔️ YES
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Vanguard Harbinger	$56	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Vanguard Harbinger	$35	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Vanguard Harbinger	$35	✔️ YES
Retaliator Bomber	➡️	Vanguard Harbinger	$19	✔️ YES
Vanguard Sentinel	➡️	Vanguard Harbinger	$19	✔️ YES
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Eclipse	$67	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Eclipse	$46	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Eclipse	$46	🔥 2 Left!
Retaliator Bomber	➡️	Eclipse	$30	✔️ YES
Vanguard Sentinel	➡️	Eclipse	$30	✔️ YES
Vanguard Harbinger	➡️	Eclipse	$14	✔️ YES
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Starfarer	$67	🔥 2 Left!
Mercury	➡️	Starfarer	$46	✔️ YES
Vanguard Harbinger	➡️	Starfarer	$14	✔️ YES
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Vanguard Hoplite	➡️	Redeemer	$99	🔥 Last one!
Mercury	➡️	Redeemer	$72	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Redeemer	$72	✔️ YES
MOLE	➡️	Redeemer	$14	✔️ YES
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Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Caterpillar	$99	✔️ YES
400i	➡️	Caterpillar	$88	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Caterpillar	$77	✔️ YES
Vanguard Warden	➡️	Caterpillar	$77	✔️ YES
Retaliator Bomber	➡️	Caterpillar	$62	✔️ YES
Vanguard Sentinel	➡️	Caterpillar	$62	✔️ YES
Vanguard Harbinger	➡️	Caterpillar	$46	✔️ YES
MOLE	➡️	Caterpillar	$19	✔️ YES
Redeemer	➡️	Caterpillar	$9	✔️ YES
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Constellation Aquila	➡️	Starfarer Gemini	$35	✔️ YES
MOLE	➡️	Starfarer Gemini	$30	✔️ YES
Redeemer	➡️	Starfarer Gemini	$19	✔️ YES
Caterpillar	➡️	Starfarer Gemini	$14	✔️ YES
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MOLE	➡️	Crucible	$40	✔️ YES
Caterpillar	➡️	Crucible	$25	✔️ YES
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Crucible	$14	✔️ YES
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MOLE	➡️	Endeavor	$40	✔️ YES
Redeemer	➡️	Endeavor	$30	✔️ YES
Caterpillar	➡️	Endeavor	$25	✔️ YES
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Endeavor	$14	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Glaive	$35	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Constellation Andromeda	➡️	Hull C	$120	🔥 2 Left!
Vanguard Hoplite	➡️	Hull C	$125	✔️ YES
Mercury	➡️	Hull C	$99	✔️ YES
MOLE	➡️	Hull C	$40	✔️ YES
Caterpillar	➡️	Hull C	$25	✔️ YES
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Hull C	$14	✔️ YES
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Vanguard Harbinger	➡️	Valkyrie	$93	✔️ YES
Constellation Aquila	➡️	Valkyrie	$72	✔️ YES
MOLE	➡️	Valkyrie	$67	✔️ YES
Redeemer	➡️	Valkyrie	$56	✔️ YES
Caterpillar	➡️	Valkyrie	$51	✔️ YES
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Valkyrie	$40	✔️ YES
Constellation Phoenix	➡️	Valkyrie	$30	✔️ YES
Crucible	➡️	Valkyrie	$30	✔️ YES
Endeavor	➡️	Valkyrie	$30	✔️ YES
Hull C	➡️	Valkyrie	$30	✔️ YES
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MOLE	➡️	Galaxy	$72	✔️ YES
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Galaxy	$46	✔️ YES
Hull C	➡️	Galaxy	$35	✔️ YES
Valkyrie	➡️	Galaxy	$9	✔️ YES
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MOLE	➡️	C2 Hercules	$93	✔️ YES
Starfarer Gemini	➡️	C2 Hercules	$67	✔️ YES
Glaive	➡️	C2 Hercules	$56	✔️ YES
Valkyrie	➡️	C2 Hercules	$30	✔️ YES
Galaxy	➡️	C2 Hercules	$25	✔️ YES
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MOLE	➡️	Genesis	$93	✔️ YES
Valkyrie	➡️	Genesis	$30	🔥 Last one!
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Constellation Aquila	➡️	Reclaimer	$99	🔥 Last one!
MOLE	➡️	Reclaimer	$93	🔥 2 Left!
Valkyrie	➡️	Reclaimer	$30	✔️ YES
Galaxy	➡️	Reclaimer	$25	✔️ YES
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Constellation Aquila	➡️	600i Touring	$136	✔️ YES
Valkyrie	➡️	600i Touring	$67	✔️ YES
Valkyrie Liberator Edition	➡️	600i Touring	$67	🔥 Last one!
-	📌	TO 👇
Constellation Aquila	➡️	Prowler	$141	✔️ YES
Valkyrie	➡️	Prowler	$72	✔️ YES
C2 Hercules	➡️	Prowler	$46	🔥 Last one!
Reclaimer	➡️	Prowler	$46	✔️ YES
600i Touring	➡️	Prowler	$9	✔️ YES
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Starfarer Gemini	➡️	Hull D	$120	✔️ YES
Prowler	➡️	Hull D	$14	✔️ YES
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C2 Hercules	➡️	600i Explorer	$83	🔥 2 Left!
600i Touring	➡️	600i Explorer	$46	✔️ YES
Prowler	➡️	600i Explorer	$40	✔️ YES
Hull D	➡️	600i Explorer	$30	✔️ YES
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MOLE	➡️	M2 Hercules	$220	✔️ YES
C2 Hercules	➡️	M2 Hercules	$130	✔️ YES
Prowler	➡️	M2 Hercules	$88	✔️ YES
Hull D	➡️	M2 Hercules	$77	✔️ YES
600i Explorer	➡️	M2 Hercules	$51	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
M2 Hercules	➡️	Liberator	$62	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
M2 Hercules	➡️	Orion	$62	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Constellation Aquila	➡️	Carrack	$310	🔥 2 Left!
MOLE	➡️	Carrack	$305	🔥 2 Left!
Mole Carbon Edition	➡️	Carrack	$305	🔥 Last one!
Mole Talus Edition	➡️	Carrack	$305	🔥 Last one!
Valkyrie	➡️	Carrack	$241	✔️ YES
Genesis	➡️	Carrack	$215	🔥 Last one!
Prowler	➡️	Carrack	$173	✔️ YES
600i Explorer	➡️	Carrack	$136	✔️ YES
M2 Hercules	➡️	Carrack	$88	✔️ YES
Liberator	➡️	Carrack	$30	✔️ YES
Orion	➡️	Carrack	$30	🔥 2 Left!
-	📌	TO 👇
MOLE	➡️	Merchantman	$358	✔️ YES
Prowler	➡️	Merchantman	$225	✔️ YES
600i Explorer	➡️	Merchantman	$188	✔️ YES
M2 Hercules	➡️	Merchantman	$141	✔️ YES
Liberator	➡️	Merchantman	$83	✔️ YES
Orion	➡️	Merchantman	$83	✔️ YES
Carrack	➡️	Merchantman	$56	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Carrack	➡️	Perseus	$83	✔️ YES
Merchantman	➡️	Perseus	$30	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Carrack	➡️	Odyssey	$109	✔️ YES
Perseus	➡️	Odyssey	$30	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
600i Explorer	➡️	Hammerhead	$268	🔥 Last one!
Carrack	➡️	Hammerhead	$136	✔️ YES
Carrack Expedition w/C8X	➡️	Hammerhead	$88	🔥 2 Left!
Merchantman	➡️	Hammerhead	$83	✔️ YES
Perseus	➡️	Hammerhead	$56	✔️ YES
Odyssey	➡️	Hammerhead	$30	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Constellation Aquila	➡️	Nautilus	$442	✔️ YES
Valkyrie	➡️	Nautilus	$373	🔥 Last one!
Reclaimer	➡️	Nautilus	$347	✔️ YES
600i Explorer	➡️	Nautilus	$268	✔️ YES
Carrack	➡️	Nautilus	$136	🔥 2 Left!
Merchantman	➡️	Nautilus	$83	🔥 Last one!
Perseus	➡️	Nautilus	$56	🔥 2 Left!
Odyssey	➡️	Nautilus	$30	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
M2 Hercules	➡️	A2 Hercules	$247	🔥 Last one!
Carrack	➡️	A2 Hercules	$162	✔️ YES
Carrack Expedition	➡️	A2 Hercules	$136	🔥 2 Left!
Carrack Expedition w/C8X	➡️	A2 Hercules	$114	✔️ YES
Merchantman	➡️	A2 Hercules	$109	✔️ YES
Perseus	➡️	A2 Hercules	$83	✔️ YES
Odyssey	➡️	A2 Hercules	$56	✔️ YES
Hammerhead	➡️	A2 Hercules	$30	✔️ YES
-	📌	TO 👇
Merchantman	➡️	Polaris	$109	🔥 Last one!
Perseus	➡️	Polaris	$83	✔️ YES
Hammerhead	➡️	Polaris	$30	✔️ YES
Nautilus	➡️	Polaris	$30	🔥 Last one!

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⬇️☀️ SOME ITEMS AND PAINTS ☀️⬇️

Items	Price
Cutlass Black - Skull and Crossbones	$18
Scorpius - Stinger Paint 💎	$45
Scorpius - Sunburn Paint	$14
Constellation ILW 2950 Paint Pack	$24
CITIZENCON 2951 DIGITAL GOODIES	$10
Vanguard Sentinel BUK - LTI	$140

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HOW TO BUY:

1. PM me what you would like to buy and include your Verified PayPal email
2. Reply to this thread by announcing that you sent me a private message "PM'd", so I can see that you are a verified buyer.
3. I will then send you an invoice to your paypal email.
4. After payment is cleared Item is delivered to the buyer's PayPal email address.
5. You will recieve a regular email from RSI with the title "Someone sent you a gift from Roberts Space Industries"
6. Make sure to be logged into the correct RSI account before you open the link inside,
7. I will post in "Confirmed Trades theme post" thread announcing the sale.
8. After confirming the gift, you can reply to the post in which I mention you with +verify in "Confirmed Trades theme post".
9. Tracking and proof of delivery are provided by "Hangar Log" on RSI website.

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Important: I don't do middleman services, my Discord is Juannox#3193, I do not do trades or anything in discord, avoid trades with any name other than that, please read THIS