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Fallout 76 How To Get The Jetpack Guide

FO-76 How To Get The Jetpack Guide You can get a Jetpack for the following Power Armor: Raider, T-45, T-51, T-60, T-65, Ultracite, X-01, Hellcat. 💥update Aug 2, 2024: just to clear some confusion, you cannot get a jetpack for the Excavator Power Armor. 💥 You can get a Jetpack for the following Non-Power Armor: Secret Service Armor, Brotherhood Recon Armor, 💥and the Newer Civil Engineer Armor which was new as of the Atlantic City Update, you can get the armor pieces plan by conpleting the Rose Room Quest Line.💥 Power Armor: You must have a Power Armor Chassis, and Power Armor Torso in order to install a Jet Pack on that Power Armor. The Power Armor Chassis and Power Armor Torso can be found in the Wasteland easy enough with some server hopping, you can find a set. You must have a Power Armor Torso, to install the Jetpack, because the Jetpack is a Mod for the Power Armor Torso. You can only install the Jetpack Mod to the Power Armor Torso at a Power Armor Station. You can buy the Power Armor Jetpack from other player vendors, and from completing events and get the random drop plan for the Jetpack, which also is random. Non-Power Armor (Secret Service/Brotherhood Recon): You must have the Armor Chest Piece, in order to install the Jetpack. The Jetpack is basically a Mod for the Chest Piece, you cannot have one without the other. You can buy the Secret Service/Brotherhood Recon Chest Piece and associated Jetpack Mod from Regs at Vault 79 for full price of Gold Bullion, or on sale from Minerva for a discount, when she has it of course. You must craft the Armor Chest Piece prior to installing the associated Jetpack at the Armor Workbench. Once you are happy with the Armor Chest Piece and the Legendary Effects, you can install the Jetpack Mod under Modify at the Armor Workbench. Both Power Armor and Non-Power Armor Jetpacks: As you can see in the video, it takes a lot of resources to just install the Jetpack mod, such as Adhesive, Aluminum, Asbestos, Nuclear Material, Stable Cobalt Flux, Stable Violet Flux. I would say the Stable Cobalt Flux and Stable Violet Flux will be the hardest of all to get. You can only get from a Nuked Zone. BUT it is only in the RAW Cobalt Flux and Raw Violet Flux forms. Then you have to go to a Chemistry Station to change them from the Raw form to Stable form, which also is a challenge. AS the materials you will need only exist in Nuked Zones. This is the main reason why, not everyone has a Jetpack. It is a grind. IT will keep you busy for a while. It is worth it. I cannot imagine playing without a Jetpack. Just my opinion. Minerva Locations & Schedule: https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Minerva Thanks to "donroboto3051" for the great suggestion. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.