Help me understand the MFE

    Ok, so i have this set up atop a mountain, a windfarm and a solar panel group feeding into an MFE, what do i need to do to step down the current? (yes, i found out what happened the hard way, it made me jump :) )

    LV transformer (The one made of wood).

    3 Dotted face pointing to the MFE or a Cable going from the MFE, the one dotted face to the machine you want to power up.

    Use Gold/Iron/GlassFiber cable for the MFE, Tin and Copper cable melts from the high current.

    Quote from kodemunkey

    (yes, i found out what happened the hard way, it made me jump :) )

    Oh I remember those days... back in Ic1..
    Lol, glad you got the full experience.

    Previous poster does a pretty good job explaining it, although a bit short...

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    Quote from sirbrandino

    Oh I remember those days... back in Ic1..
    Lol, glad you got the full experience.

    Previous poster does a pretty good job explaining it, although a bit short...

    I dont like being too much helpful, people would later barrage me with stupid question and stuffs.

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    Quote from kodemunkey

    Ok, so i have this set up atop a mountain, a windfarm and a solar panel group feeding into an MFE, what do i need to do to step down the current? (yes, i found out what happened the hard way, it made me jump :) )

    You'll need another transformer to step down. Machines without transformer upgrades accept upto 32EU/p so you'll need an LV transformer to step down to 32EU/p.