Image 1 shows Tin to MFSU works just fine.
Image 2 shows Tin going to painted gold cable and it doesnt work.
What am i doing wrong? I searched the wiki but could not find a reason why this would not work.
Support Request: reguarding cross cabling [SOLVED]
- Anuanu
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Whats the length of the tin cable? You may end up losing the 1eu/p each solar generator gives because the loss per cable on tin its 1 eu every 40 blocks iirc while gold its not used to such long distances (3 or 5 blocks for 1eu iirc).
Hook a lowvoltage transformer before touching the Gold Cable and you might make it work.
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Whats the length of the tin cable? You may end up losing the 1eu/p each solar generator gives because the loss per cable on tin its 1 eu every 40 blocks iirc while gold its not used to such long distances (3 or 5 blocks for 1eu iirc).
Hook a lowvoltage transformer before touching the Gold Cable and you might make it work.
27 block distance. I put a MFE up top and had gold the rest of the way and its fine
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With tin cable you lose 0.025 EU per block. With double-insulated gold cable you lose 0.4 EU per block. You need the total loss to be below 1 EU.
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With tin cable you lose 0.025 EU per block. With double-insulated gold cable you lose 0.4 EU per block. You need the total loss to be below 1 EU.
Loss was 1.075 total so yeah that was the problem.
Transformers are the cheaper options when you dont exceed the 32/128/512 EU resistance of the cables. (Since transformers will output those numbers per packet)
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Ah! Thanks for the help!, Ill keep the MFE though as a buffer
Im still learning everything.
