These designs aren't the most powerful one, but they're decent for an early game (1) and early-mid game (2) phases.
Beginner reactor #1: Imgur link
- EU/t: 240
- Running time: ~2h 46m
- Cost with Reactor Plating*: Copper*290; Tin*26; Bronze*14; Iron*79; Gold*18; Rubber*19; Redstone*12; Glowstone*2; Lapis*2; Uranium*4.
- Cost without Reactor Plating: Copper*218; Tin*12; Iron*66; Gold*18; Rubber*19; Redstone*12; Glowstone*2; Lapis*2; Uranium*4.
- Design code: 21p07wt84gmrv5dtybucmxxjarkfpjwd8khdvv13o2v74xobbkwz3fpcf64qbav396h7adpvcjl064g
* The design requires 0 additional Reactor Blocks.
** Reactor Plating are used just for making automation easier by preventing uranium rods going in wrong slots. Also, for esthetical purposes ofc.
Beginner reactor #2: Imgur link
- EU/t: 400
- Running time: ~2h 46m
- Cost: Copper*296; Tin*31; Iron*105; Gold*32; Rubber*31; Redstone*16; Glowstone*2; Lapis*2; Uranium*6.
- Design code: 21p0axsp6hdn7zbymenoy4qamn42gvw9f2ulpixqt8jnfy40k2a1wphhdo7ll6yv1u4khvd16632b5s
* The design requires 0 additional Reactor Blocks.
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This reactor is compatible with IC2 classic 1.19.2. It was somthing I more or less just threw this together on the reactor planner. It produces about 2,400 Eu/t using a Quad Netherstar enriched uranium rods. The reactor plates are not needed I mostly just stuck them there because the blank space was bothering me and because it make automating the refueling system easier.
