Colonel Bris Dekker
EDFM // Engineering / Engineers
Frame Shift Drive Interdictor specialist based in the Sol system, reported as reachable through Juri Ishmaak.
Colonel Bris Dekker specialises in frame shift drive interdictor modifications. They're reached through Juri Ishmaak.[1]
Location
- System: Sol
- Facility: Dekker's Yard
How to Discover This Engineer
Reported referral from Juri Ishmaak; not independently confirmed this pass.[2][1]
How to Receive an Invitation
Not independently confirmed this pass.[2]
How to Unlock This Engineer
- Have Juri Ishmaak unlocked and build reputation with them to trigger the referral.
- Meet the invitation requirement: not independently confirmed this pass.
- Travel to Dekker's Yard in Sol.
- Redeem or deliver **Federal Combat Bonds worth between 1,000,000 CR and 10,000,000 CR total**.
- Confirm access at the Engineer's terminal.
Engineer Unlock Chain
No verified multi-Engineer chain to display for this Engineer.
Colonel Bris Dekker is reported as reachable through Juri Ishmaak; not independently confirmed this pass.[2]
Available Engineering
| Module | Notes | Maximum grade |
|---|---|---|
| Frame Shift Drive Interdictor | Range and other variants | To be confirmed |
Full blueprint names and maximum grades were not confirmed to the same depth as the core chain pages for this pass — see Elite Dangerous Field Manual:Engineering Architecture for the site's policy on not inventing unconfirmed specifics.[2]
Experimental Effects
To be added — not confirmed in the sources checked for this pass.
Increasing Engineer Reputation
Reputation increases through crafting modifications at their workshop, in line with the general mechanic covered on the main Engineering page.
Blueprint Pinning
Fact: Colonel Bris Dekker's confirmed specialties are Frame Shift Drive Interdictor, per Available Engineering above.
EDFM recommendation: Not yet made. A pinning recommendation needs the maximum-grade and full blueprint data above filled in first — see Elite Dangerous Field Manual:Engineering Architecture for why EDFM treats pinning guidance as editorial judgement, not a database fact.