5 chamber breeder

Was just messing around today, made a breeder that can charge 8 cells fast and 2 slow at the same time. totally stable once you get it to +9000 heat. Was messing around with Gorni's design and liked it. My problem with this game is I over engineer EVERYTHING!

Just heat this bad boy up in like a minute or so with the plates removed and then pop them back in and your golden:
Revised: http://test.vendaria.net/index.php?reac…CHCUXUXCXXXXXXX

Currently testing to see how long it will run before the plates melt up. After I establish how long it can run I've set up an auto timer using Redpower.

Link to set up timer is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T49xaafCidw

Criticism welcomed...

do you have water around it?

and make sure you have the right kind of plates

Quote from Mook

Problem

Not to point out the obvious, but won't the water evaporate after getting to 6000-9000 temperature? Or are we intended to add water as we go alone?

Curiously,
Mook

Have your water source blocks 2-3 units above your reactor, that way
flowing water can be evaporated but the source blocks are safe

I edited the title, so very sorry

and it doesn't heat up the plates and coolant cells just melt

This last version I posted lasts for 17 minutes, then just needs to be either manually shut off or the plates/cells switched

Quote from dezuman

You know, stating more clearly that it needs frequent cooldowns would be helpful

Also, since you're clocking it anyway you might as well just remove those single uran-iso pair, since they reduce the "efficiency" of the breeder (Number of isos bred per uran used)

I originally put that pair in there for balance issues

The reason I put so many depleted isotope cells in there was to fine
tune the heat so it's stable over 9000k. The depleted isotope cells
seemed to add a small amount of heat. Just experimenting, hadn't seen
any post for breeders that recharge a lot of cells at once. I'll
probably mess around with it again in a few days.

Quote from Rick

Why you need so high heat? isotope cells recharge so fast even at 0 heat just leave them there for a minute. No need to make it complicated.

derp derp

You obviously don't know what your doing if your just trusting the simulator