Amber,

Tim was asking, in a fancier way, what the monthly mortgage payment
would be after the effect of your changes, which you've already included.

It looks like the mortgage works out to ~KCr97/month or thereabouts.

Alex (who is not, nor has ever been, an accountant - but that didn't
stop one auditor-general mistaking him for one)

On 17/08/17 02:50, Amber Witherspoon wrote:
> Ah, don't know how to do or calculate that (I'm not an accountant, my
> older brother is). Unless you mean the mortgage, in which case that's
> included.
> After being paid off (and being given the 40 year overhaul), the base
> cost of running a subsidized merchant is only cr28,175/jump, before
> calculating for any subsidies and/or passengers.
>
> On 8/16/17, Tim <xxxxxx@little-possums.net> wrote:
>> On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 02:36:16AM -0700, Amber Witherspoon wrote:
>>> I calculated all costs of just running the ship and converted them to
>>> the per jump amount, arriving at cr125,685
>> Did you add in any capital costs?  E.g. amortisation of the ship's
>> purchase price over a reasonable working life.  Given that you
>> increased the cost of already expensive jump drives significantly,
>> this would probably dominate running expenses by a large margin.
>>
>>
>> - Tim
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