How are you transferring the energy as in through an MFSU, MFE, Batbox or a type of generator? Would you by any chance happen to be using a geothermal generator with 1x insulated gold wiring?
How are you transferring the energy as in through an MFSU, MFE, Batbox or a type of generator? Would you by any chance happen to be using a geothermal generator with 1x insulated gold wiring?
I could try it. I'm currently using an MFSU. As you see in the video it works, but it stops to work after some time.
I was saying it would most likely not work with a geothermal generator, the 45 block distance along with the energy loss of 1x gold insulated cable makes the math work out perfectly to where that is the exact distance that no eus would continue to transfer, how much gold wiring do you have connected to that mfsu? If it's 72 with the addition of the 45 cables that you connected to the electric furnace, then you should 2x insulate the gold wiring, switch to insulated copper cabling, switch glass fibre cable, or use a network of transformers along the way to deal with the energy loss from the 1x insulated gold cable
I was saying it would most likely not work with a geothermal generator, the 45 block distance along with the energy loss of 1x gold insulated cable makes the math work out perfectly to where that is the exact distance that no eus would continue to transfer, how much gold wiring do you have connected to that mfsu? If it's 72 with the addition of the 45 cables that you connected to the electric furnace, then you should 2x insulate the gold wiring, switch to insulated copper cabling, switch glass fibre cable, or use a network of transformers along the way to deal with the energy loss from the 1x insulated gold cable
Hi,
I sent send you a screenshot how it looks. I used gold cable before ( on the top ) instead of HV cables. BUT it seems to work now with copper cables
Thanks a lot!
EDIT: I just got one question -> is it possible to "destroy" the MFSU so that you can take it and place somewhere else?
Unfortunately it is not possible to destroy a MFSU and have it keep its energy, although if you want to pick it up you can use a wrench or an electric wrench . Your setup looks alright, however once you convert down to lv you should probably be using copper cables as they can handle up to 32 eu per packet and they have much less eu loss per wire
Unfortunately it is not possible to destroy a MFSU and have it keep its energy, although if you want to pick it up you can use a wrench or an electric wrench . Your setup looks alright, however once you convert down to lv you should probably be using copper cables as they can handle up to 32 eu per packet and they have much less eu loss per wire
Okay, thanks a lot again! But one question - if I try to pick it up with a electric wrench ( right clicking ) it chances the side where the dot is but it don't drop. Do I have to destroy it with left click?
Okay, thanks a lot again! But one question - if I try to pick it up with a electric wrench ( right clicking ) it chances the side where the dot is but it don't drop. Do I have to destroy it with left click?
The side with the dot is the output side which changes direction when you right click an input side, right clicking on the output side will pick up the MFSU. Also for a 100% chance to pick up the item, hold m and right click to turn on lossless wrench mode
The side with the dot is the output side which changes direction when you right click an input side, right clicking on the output side will pick up the MFSU. Also for a 100% chance to pick up the item, hold m and right click to turn on lossless wrench mode
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Thank you very much for your help!
