It's my understanding that the capacity on a sensor package is used for putting sensors into it (such as Ultraband Radar).
It's also my understanding that the capacity on "Vision Sensors and Imaging Devices" is used for putting Vision Enhancements into it.
Yeah, they're both call capacity. I didn't think that meant they were the same thing though.
My mental thought is that goggles (up to capacity 6) don't have radar systems in them (takes up capacity 5). To me, they're apples and oranges, or more correctly, sensors and enhancements.
However this post seems to be saying otherwise and I'm thinking "wow, I thought Ultraband Radar was broken but I didn't realize it was THIS broken".
So two questions:
1) Can ultraband radar go in cybereyes/glasses/goggles/contacts as long as they have the capacity for it [2]?
2) For the purposes of a tacnet or even just feeding it into your comlink to be fed into your eyes, what's the best way to carry around some ultraband radar? (I see handheld sensor packages have a capacity of 3, which would do the job, but do they have a cost, or do you just add up the cost of all the sensors (I kind of like throwing a Radio Signal Scanner in with the package, just for paranoia's sake.)