I´m playing with industrial craft in a modpack (ftb lite). I build an nuclear reactor and connected it with glass fibre cable to the 3 totted site of a HV Transformator. At one of the other sites I add a mfsu.
When the output is over 510EU/t (probably 512), the cables from the reactor disappear.
I read that the hv transformer can handle input up to 2048EU.
I hope you understand me and can help me.
Hv Transformator doesn´t take mor than 510Eun/t
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The transformer can handle up to 2048 EU/p. Not the Glass Fiber though. That may be your issue. (The transformer has to be the FIRST block connected to the Nuclear Reactor, and to be well oriented)
The 3 dotted face has to be the one facing the 2048EU/p output, and the 1-dotted faces can provide a 512EU/p current. -
Are you powering the Tansformer with Redstone?
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Are you powering the Tansformer with Redstone?
May we have Screenshots of your setup?Not supposed to redstone it.
Your problem, as Mat has said is that the cables cannot take > 512 EU/p. However, the HVT (HV Transformer) can take any voltage.
What you need to do is to have the 3-dotted face of the HVT directly touching the reactor for every 2048 EU/t your reactor emits. Then connect glass fibre or whatever to the output of the HVT.
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Not supposed to redstone it.
Your problem, as Mat has said is that the cables cannot take > 512 EU/p. However, the HVT (HV Transformer) can take any voltage.
What you need to do is to have the 3-dotted face of the HVT directly touching the reactor for every 2048 EU/t your reactor emits. Then connect glass fibre or whatever to the output of the HVT.
I was asking if he did incase he Did and didn't realise it inverted the signal...
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It would be nice if transformers changed the way they look when red stoned.
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It would be nice if transformers changed the way they look when red stoned.
It would be a bit useless, and a bit illogical to me ...
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It's possible, there are two sets of texture files, one for powered and one for unpowered.
