Light Medic Suit (Schematic)

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Name Value Level Slot Armor Rating
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Light Medic Suit
Armor (Medium)
 144 17 Chest 156 40
Skill Armormech
Skill Required 60  (80 110 120)
Required Materials Laminoid X 6
Aluminium X 4
Conductive Flux X 2
Research Materials Carbo-plas X 4 (Chance: Very High)
Nylasteel X 2 (Chance: Medium)

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