Very high EU packet size, which wire?

Equium Duo · March 23, 2013 at 8:26 PM

Hi Guys,
I've been playing about with reactor designs and I'm having to gimp my set up a little bit just to work.

Using quad uranium cells it's possible (in tekkit lie) to ahve so much EU/T that even 4xins HV wire goes pop. SO what can I do with it? Do I stick an EV transformer directly to the reactor? help would be appreciated.

It's not much of a "dream" design as we have a significant amount of resources and might be a high inital investment. But the running costs are fairly low.

Thanks in advance
Chris

ihatetn931 · March 23, 2013 at 8:35 PM

You need to hook up 2 hv transformers to split the output, so one hv transformer on each side, you can then use Glass fibre cable

SirusKing · March 23, 2013 at 8:38 PM Official Post

HV Cable supports 2048eu/t, and HV Transformers convert 2048eu/t into 4x 512eu/t, so stick 2 transformers directly to your Reactor.
EDIT: DAMN BEAT ME TO IT!!! I need to refresh more often

Omicron · March 23, 2013 at 10:06 PM

Would GregTech supercondensators / superconductor wire work? Or do they only interface with the fusion reactor?

CrafterOfMines57 · March 23, 2013 at 10:22 PM

Quote from Omicron

Would GregTech supercondensators / superconductor wire work? Or do they only interface with the fusion reactor?

Nope, superconductor wire works as a general purpose lossless extremely high voltage cable.

ShneekeyTheLost · March 24, 2013 at 5:56 PM

You can also use an HV Transformer to 'step it down' to HV and use Glass Fiber cable. That would work up to... I think 2048 EU/t. I believe if you have multiples, you can further divide that down.