Neutron Highway

FSD Supercharging, Risks & Routing

Survey Profile

Signal Summary

The Neutron Highway is a travel technique built around FSD supercharging. By passing through a neutron star jet cone, a ship can gain a temporary jump-range boost.

It is powerful, but it is not casual autopilot travel. Jet cones can damage modules, white dwarfs are more dangerous, and every boosted route still depends on fuel, repair planning, and commander control.

NeutronRoutingFSD Boost

Key Concepts

Supercharge - A temporary FSD boost gained by flying through an appropriate stellar jet cone.

Route chain - Long journeys can hop between neutron stars to reduce total travel time.

Module wear - Boosting damages the FSD over time, so AFMU support is valuable on long routes.

Danger zone - Poor approach, exclusion zones, and white dwarf jets can turn a shortcut into a rebuy.

Field Notes

Neutron routing is best treated as a deliberate travel mode, not something to learn while carrying irreplaceable data.

Always check fuel-star availability when chaining boosted jumps through sparse regions.

ED:CS route tools can eventually surface boost-aware paths, warnings, and repair planning cues.

Reference

Signal	Value	Use
Boost source	Neutron jet	Used for FSD supercharging.
Support module	AFMU	Repairs FSD damage during long boosted travel.
Primary risk	Control loss	Jet cone mistakes can be fatal.