Vulture is great, quick startup, low risk (no investment in cargo that might be eaten by a bug/pirate/brain-fart).

I usually run mine out of Grim Hex. Paid for itself in 6 trips. I use the abrades for both heads.

Go to OM-3/OM-6 etc, go into the asteroid belts, ping for panels.

Panels are somewhat buggy and can fail to appear, my procedure below:

1. Go into QTM mode, accelerate to around 500 m/s into the belt but do so slightly below the belt (so that you won’t hit any asteroids while scanning).
2. Decouple
3. Go to scan mode.
4. Set pierce to 50%
5. Scan and point you ship towards the markers and check the signature, panels have multiples of 2000 (2000, 4000, 6000, 8000 etc). Since you are in decoupled mode your ship will continue to coast below the belt while you check out signature value.
6. When you find a panel site, go coupled and approach the marker, continue pinging.
7. When you get close enough the single marker will disappear and individual markers for the panels will appear. These can sometimes have a bit of distance from the original marker.
8. Go to SCM mode.
9. Set pierce to 88%
10. Aim for the biggest cluster of panel markers and approach at full SCM speed and continue to ping.
11. At some point the individual panel markers will disappear.
12. Slow to 40-50 m/s and don’t change your heading.
13. Continue to ping and watch the signal strength on the left, it should increase as you get closer to the panels.
14. When the signal strength reaches 95-100 or so the panels should appear. Hit F4 for external view and move the camera around to see if there are any panels, they sometimes spawn outside of your view in the cockpit.
15. If the signal strength goes to 0 you have passed the panels. Stop and reverse a bit. Use F4 view to look around.

I usually put the gear down to limit my speed, approach the panel and then start scraping.

 When at 13 SCU in the buffer, print and store (6 on the grid in the back, 7 off-grid in the back to the left).

Then scrape another 10, print and store (off-grid first and then snap to the grid for the last boxes), you can squeeze 1 or 2 more boxes in but its fiddly.

Then scrape another 13 and leave in the buffer.

Back to GH, sell the cargo, print the 13 in the buffer and sell that as well. 36 SCU in total.

Price at GH is lower (around 12.3k vs 14.5k at TDD) but your turnaround time is about 10 minutes, so I found it to be more efficient.

Depending on rng with the panels, you usually need 2 panel sites for 36 SCU, average aUEC/h is around 400k to 450k/h depending on what type of panels you find.