Yes, a feature of the Health attribute is that the decimal places are truncated on the display. This is in contrast to the Hit ability on weapons where the displayed value is rounded, i.e. if the displayed value is 1.8, the actual value is between 1.75 and 1.84.
A feature worth noting about FAPs is that the relative economy is the same at any skill level, a FAP 5 is always the most economic followed by the FAP 50 and then the FAP 10,15,18,28, etc. Again this is in contrast to say mining tools where better results are obtained by moving up the scale as skills increase. This explains why the FAP 50 is the first FAP to have a markup over TT value. This does seem to be a design flaw in the FAPs.
Good guide, John.
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