What type of cable you are using for energy transport ( not only for eu, but if you use another energy system, please explain how do you convert it into eu )

I wanted to know, what are the cables you are using for energy transport ? I'm curious to see what people use , I'm gonna only post a few of them that I use regularly, so feel free to add more suggestion of use in this thread, also please, if possible, list the pro and cons of them like me

PS : I only going to put the best cable(s) the mod in question has to offer

Now pros and cons :

1 : Superconductor wire ( Resonant Engine ) :

Pros : Loss-less, can support without burning an "infinite voltage" and very high Amperage, is universal with all main used power systems ( UE Joules, Mekanism Joules ? not sure , EU, RF ), can be placed like the RP2 red alloy wire and that is awsome

Cons : Expensive, not always available in the modpacks, Resonant engine is WIP and the 1.7.10 versions are kinda beta.

2 : Superconductor cable ( GT )

Pros : Almost loss-less ( the cooling isn't always perfect ), support 2^31-1 voltage, looks cool

Cons : Very expensive ( not really because of the rarity of the materials but because of their complex process ) and can only be afford mid/late electric age ( needs titanium and niobium ), isn't 100% loss-less

3 : Insulated Red Alloy wire ( GT )

Pros : magically loss less ( supermagiconductor FTW ), cheap

Cons : can only accept ULV

4 : Ultimate Universal cable ( Mekanism )

Pros : Loss-Less, can transfer Mekanism Joules, maybe ( needs to be tested ) UE Joules, EU, and RF, the basic universal cable have all those advantages but is cheap but can transfer less power at the same time

Cons : Ultimate and elite version is expensive

5 : Glass Fibre ( IC2 )

Pros : Best conductor in vanilla IC2

Cons : expensive

6 : Potato ( FTW )

Pros : Fries

Cons Pros : Moar Fries ;D

Nope, it stores fries And can actually be used as a chemical single use battery for electricity, possible IRL, and with a mod, but I forgot the name, maybe it was just TE flux potato But then, that means that, in addition to iron, copper, tin, silver and gold, the potato is a natural bridge between RF and electricity

It is very lossy ( if you have experimental voltage ON ) ;P And I personnally prefered when IC2 used packets, but that's my personnal opinion, that's one of the 2 only things I really miss in experimental, the other thing is throwable uu matter ( item ) ;P , oh well, at least we have liquid UU, looks as awsome, and have cool effects, then why I still say I miss it ? Because I want both

Wasn't there decimal powerloss ?

Ah, got it , also, I'm suprised not a lot of people uses mekanism cable, it's universal and lossless, no ?

It's easy peasy to make compared to glass fibre, superconductor, and potato, the Mekanism Infuser being super cheap, requiring a very lil'power, and to make a basic universal cable, you only need 2 iron, 4 charcoal, and one redstone, for ? A superconductor universal cable, that's why I nerfed the recipe with MineTweaker

Yup, that's why it's OP XD