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Recalibration in Tom Clancy's The Division is a process that allows you to modify your existing Gear. Recalibration is unlocked in the 
Tech Wing upgrade Recalibration, which makes the Stat Switch Perk available. Once unlocked, you may visit the Recalibration Station in the Tech Wing to effectively re-roll a stat in your equipment.
Weapon Recalibration[]
- Patch 1.3 adds ability to recalibrate one of your Weapon Talents at the recalibration bench. Some talents are locked to specific weapon class meaning you can not get Sniper's Coolheaded for automatic weapons for example.
- Anyway, weapon recalibration is very useful when using 4-piece AlphaLink gearset, because identical talents on both weapons do not stack.
- Every weapon can only be recalibrated x(7 or 10 maybe) number of times.
- During recalibration you are given 3 random talent choices and a choice to keep current talent.
- Recalibrating a Weapon Talent requires Weapon Kits and
Division Credits.
- High-End weapons use
Phoenix Credits instead of Division Credits.
- High-End weapons use
- Weapon Kits can be acquired through drops in the game or crafted by using 4 purchasable blueprints ( Weapon Parts, Fabric, Tools, Electronics).
Gear Recalibration[]
- The Recalibration Station allows you to modify the bonuses and Attributes of your Gear.
- In exchange for Division Credits currency, you will be able to change one property of a gear piece with another random property.
- Choose one of 3 randomly generated properties or keep the current one.
- Once an item has been recalibrated, only the modified property can be changed again, at a higher cost with each try.
- The costs for recalibration are higher for better quality gear.
- High-End gear recalibration no longer requires Phoenix Credits.
- High-End gear recalibration no longer requires