
Amplification Module MK. V
Buy ARC Raiders Amplification Module MK. V: Stats, Sources & Sell
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Amplification Module MK. V is listed at 7,000 coins, weighs 0.5, stacks to 1, and serves legendary weapon amplification. Check your intended weapon's recipe before selling it; the sources reviewed do not establish a confirmed MK. V farming route.
We checked the MK. V-specific community Wiki entry, rather than borrowing values from another module tier. It lists the following properties, but these are database figures—not our in-game measurements.
Use these numbers for inventory planning, then confirm the live tooltip before a transaction.
| Property | Listed Value | Practical Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Item type | Topside Material | Treat it as an upgrade resource, not an equipped weapon |
| Rarity | Amplified | Do not confuse the material's rarity with weapon quality |
| Weight | 0.5 | Two modules total 1.0 weight |
| Stack size | 1 | Two modules require two inventory slots |
| Sale value | 7,000 coins | Confirm the sale preview before accepting |
| Purpose | Legendary weapon amplification | Check the exact weapon recipe |
Count slots, not just weight: a second module does not merge into the first stack.
The item entry lists ARC as its source without identifying an enemy, container, or map. We compared that entry with the amplification overview: the overview connects the Frigate and Fallen Emperor with amplification materials generally, not a documented MK. V drop.
That distinction changes your run plan.
If MK. V is your only objective, do not commit to either location on this evidence alone. A material-family source does not establish which module tier drops there, what opens the container, or whether the reward is guaranteed.
A useful route needs three matching captures: map position, loot source, and the MK. V tooltip. A map pin without the item drop proves where someone went—not what they obtained.
Keep it when you have a specific recipe that needs it; sell when you need coins and have no planned use. Recycling requires a separate check: we inspected the MK. V entry, and it does not provide a recycling yield, so we cannot substantiate the earlier claim of seven Amplified Fragments.
Use this decision table before confirming an irreversible transaction.
| Your Situation | Recommended Action | Check First |
|---|---|---|
| Your intended weapon recipe requires MK. V | Keep | Remaining ingredients and research requirements |
| You need coins and have no intended MK. V upgrade | Sell | Live sale preview |
| You urgently need the displayed recycling materials | Compare, then recycle if justified | Actual yield and alternative material sources |
| You do not know whether your weapon needs it | Wait | Exact recipe—not merely the weapon's tier number |
Do not recycle blind: a material's resale value is not the same as its usefulness or replacement cost.
Matching V labels is not enough. Select your intended weapon and read its complete recipe, including research requirements and every ingredient; owning the module alone does not establish that the upgrade is ready.
For a damaged weapon, inspect the current durability and repair cost before proceeding. The reviewed evidence does not show that amplification restores durability—or that repairing first costs less—so neither claim belongs in a spending recommendation.
No exact MK. V drop location is established by the sources reviewed. The community entry lists ARC broadly; the Frigate and Fallen Emperor are amplification-material leads, not confirmed MK. V farming routes.
Its listed sale value is 7,000 coins. Confirm the current in-game sale preview before accepting the transaction.
Keep it for a confirmed planned recipe; sell it when you need coins and have no planned use. Recycle only after checking the actual output and whether those materials solve an immediate shortage.
The listed stack limit is 1, with a weight of 0.5 per module. Two modules therefore occupy two slots and total 1.0 weight if those listed values match your current game version.
The reviewed evidence does not establish a repair-first requirement. Check durability and repair costs rather than assuming amplification restores condition or changes the cost of repairing afterward.

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