Tin cables don't annihilate themselves by high voltage

Packets of EU do not stack...

That basically means that the cable is receiving 19 packets of 1 EU/t, instead of the cable experiencing 19 Eu/t at it's final junction. It's an odd feature with the implementation of the E-net system, but it remains unchanged due to how many renewable energy systems would break should that change be made...

And yes, it confuses the hell out of those of us with electrical engineering training, lol...

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Packets of EU do not stack...

That basically means that the cable is receiving 19 packets of 1 EU/t, instead of the cable experiencing 19 Eu/t at it's final junction. It's an odd feature with the implementation of the E-net system, but it remains unchanged due to how many renewable energy systems would break should that change be made...

And yes, it confuses the hell out of those of us with electrical engineering training, lol...

Why don't they just skip explaining all this convoluted nonsense about EU/t and EU/P, and just call it all High Voltage, Medium Voltage, and Low Voltage? The number of machines hooked up never matters, just whether they output high, medium, or low voltage.