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 [pg GroupName] will give you the components in that group. Since Anti-matter was such a /hot/ issue at the time of this how-to, we will use the 'Tanks' group on this ship. In the example we see the components of the 'Tanks' group, both the 'Antimatter_Tank' and the 'Deuterium_Tank'.
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 There area few cardinal rules in engineering.
-*Don't unpower tanks, especially the anti-matter tank when it has fuel in it. This will cause an explosion.
+  * Don't unpower tanks, especially the anti-matter tank when it has fuel in it. This will cause an explosion.
-*Assign damage teams properly across systems that may be damaged in battle or high warp
+  * Assign damage teams properly across systems that may be damaged in battle or high warp
-*If your NOT sure about powering or unpowering a component of if you should, Ask someone. It's better then getting your character killed.
+  * If you're NOT sure about powering or unpowering a component or if you should, Ask someone. It's better than getting your character killed.