With the exception of the Amarr logi which is meant to be sort of an assault logi, logis are meant for support; their bonuses should reflect that. HP/regen bonuses belong on sentinels since they are the ones who are truly about HP.

How things currently work in PC is a bunch of Cal logis running around with duvolles. Logi survivabiliy make them preferable to assaults for assaulting. The extra 1 module slot compared to assaults (or extra 2 mod slots in the case of the Cal logi) is enough to give the logis higher survivability; use it to fit an extra repairer, armor plate, or shield extender.
Not every battle is PC, in fact the overwhelming majority of players who play Dust has never played PC, so its ridiculous to have everything designed for PC.
The fact that certain equipment is not used in PC perhaps means that those equipments need buffs, it doesn't mean that a specialization designed to carry more equipment should not get a bonus to equipment.

The fitting reduction, unless they changed it after I chose my Dropsuit spec, is for Gallente Logi only yes? The bonus being moved to the entire Logi tree makes sense, even if I will miss my free armor reps. The further bonuses to specific equipment are meant to give each Logi a seperate specific role. Is your corp full of heavies and Gallente? Get a few Minmatar Logi to aid your armor reppers so they can afford to brick tank. Do your tactics rely on defending positions? Grab a CalLogi for the extended life hives. Also, I have to rely on the 'EVE does it too' argument here. Take a look at the Scythe here, every bonus is on the Shield Transporter. You COULD equip a remote armor repper to it... if you REALLY wanted to. Mildly brain-damaged, but it can be done.

Secondly, the hives, injectors, and reppers do not 'fail' unless you are milking WP. I don't begrudge you for doing so, but the WP rewards should not be counted as part of the 'effectiveness' of equipment. The GalLogi using the injectors makes sense, as Gal are fast and have decent armor, allowing them to rush out into a non-safe zone and perform triage. The Minny with the repper makes sense as well, as they are the fastest Logi at standard movement speed, so they can keep up with their patients while healing. For these tools in general, the Repair Tool allows for infinite, precision armor repair on the go, while the Injector provides the unequaled service of revival and loss prevention. I can stab people with it and not have it fail, so it works fine in its role. The Repair Tool isn't really underpowered either, it could use a small buff and a Shield version, but the real problem there is the Triage Hives being a tad OP. Even then, the Triage Hives are limited, and run out quickly if abused.

Finally, I won't pretend to know what goes on in PC. As of right now it is a competitive gaming zone, and therefore I feel it is a cancer. However, a bonus should be applied to the GAME, NOT to the competitive metagame. You don't see anyone in competitive TF2 use anything but a select few guns, no matter how many are made and added to the game. This is because the metagame decides which are the best of the best, and people only use them. If a developer designs with the metagame at the forefront, the game itself will wither as a result.

I'm about to change the proposal, I need ideas.
I can't use the max units carried for deployables thing since even if I round up, It will still be useless at early levels.
The range Idea is great (Repair tool range, active scanner range, active scanner range, nanohive supply radius).
I'm also thinking of an efficacy bonus (effects repair rate of repair tool, nanohive resupply rate, active scanner precision, RE/PM, RE max spawns)
I need a third idea.

OPENED TO SUGGESTIONS

Gallente assault would only have 5% more damage than other assaults. Other assaults get things like bigger magazines, less heat buildup (higher damage potential for laser rifle), and more range (remember how big an advantage sharpshooter was in Chromosome?).

I don't like damage for commandos, seems to assault-y

I agree w/ all except min logi's bonus is kinda ****** because most equipment don't get a bonus for this. Also the ammar scout's bonus kinda seems too niche and not versatile enough.

Not everything is about logis. I covered 5 specializations.
Maybe you're just too defensive to see how silly and completely arbitrary the current bonuses are. Bonuses should emphasize the role of the suit. If you want a logi to have a bonus best suited for something else, then perhaps you should be playing as that something else instead.
I listened to your complaints, and made bonuses more generalized instead of being for 1 specific equipment.

I felt the equipment speed thing was kind of useless compared to the others. The new proposed bonus allows you to have more equipment left over if you find a better spot; personally I hate using up both nanohives or my only compact nanohive, and finding a much better spot a minute later (also applies to uplinks). Also its pretty great for explosives.
I could edit the proposal to also increase maximum amount of deployables that can be active also, what do you think?

I like this idea a lot, though I'm not sure it could realistically be implemented. I don't know if CCP can make skills work that way. Could just make it a percentage; 50% max carried + 50 max deployed per level. When maxed out it would 250% more carried and deployed, is is 3x more if it rounds up.

Logistics mean healers. What we have here is a lack of a role for utilitarian equipment users, so they have meshed it with Logistics for the time being. The Logistics role will eventually focus on the White Mage 'skillset' in an MMO, of that I have unwavering faith. It is you who doesn't understand what a Logistics class is meant to do, and I shall have an Amarr RPer recite a prayer for you, for you know not what you do.

To Stile, I know what the term means in dictionary terms, but Logistics is the EVE term for the repairing units that prevent financial loss. If we used the dictionary term for Logistics, then all LAVs, Dropships, and anything that can carry equipment would all count as a 'Logistics' role.

Those are other 'Logistics' functions, but they aren't the main ones. There tend to be other ships built just for these, just as there are ships built just for Shield Transporters/Remote Armor Repairers. Energy Transfer is used to keep capacitor intensive ships cap-stable and targeting links are meant to increase the rotation speed of turrets to allow them to betterd hit smaller/faster targets. Unless they are adding capacitors with the vehicle restructuring, we have no capacitor equivalent in DUST, and even then it would probably be an LLAV or LDS thing. As for targeting links, the only thing I could think of as an analog would just screw with everyone's sensitivity, and that would be a griefing tool, not a Logistics one.

Also, the naming conventions matter Mr. Stile. They are one of the major linking factors between DUST and EVE and give us reasonable expectations of what we are getting into when we choose a specialization. If I chose Heavy but he ended up being the fast, agile, low-HP guy, I'd be damn irritated at the crappy naming, wouldn't you?

A tutorial would be fine, but I do not understand your point. If you want to be the Engineer, you would choose the Engineer suit. Also, Logistics means healer in New Eden, as we have already discussed to clonedeath and CRU, so you should already know that Logistics is Medic. If I went into some other game and didn't bother to learn its naming conventions before settling into a role, I'd probably be in a role I don't like. That makes sense. It's be like playing Final Fantasy and going 'Oh, I'll be a White Mage because they cast spells!' and then being irritated that they only know Cure.