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 ^SM^Type^Explanation^
-|-1| Boarding clamp.|Allow holding the ship to any other ship even if both ships use full thrust biolently in different directions after the grappling|
+|-1| Boarding clamp.|Allow holding the ship to any other ship even if both ships use full thrust violently in different directions after the grappling|
 |-2|Docking Clamp|Allow holding the ship to any other ship in normal maneuvers.|
-|-3|Low thrust clamp|Allow holding the ship to any other ship in low G maneuvers. |
+|-3|Low thrust clamp|Allow holding the ship to any other ship in low G maneuvers. Up to 0.1g|
-|-2|Sub craft clamps|Allow carrying own tonnage of sub craft in external clamps. Divide the clamp to the tonnages of the craft carried. To carry less, get a smaller clamp. |
+|-2|Sub craft clamps|Allow carrying own tonnage of sub craft in external clamps. Divide the clamp to the tonnages of the craft carried, each subcraft can be maximally 1/10th total. To carry less, get a smaller clamp. |
 See [[system size]] section for effects of smaller systems.
 Example: a SM 9(3000 ton) multipurpose patrol cruiser could have following clamps: a SM 8 Boarding clamp, allowing it to grabble and hold on to any other ship. A SM 5 sub craft clamp with a total capacity of 1000 tons, divided into 10 30-ton clamps for externally carried fighters, 2 300 ton shuttle clamps for externally carried assault shuttles and 10 10-ton clamps for externally carried combat drones.