Phish Hydrogen bombs are for sissy's what you want is a Fusion Bomb
In the interest of accuracy, Hydrogen bombs are fusion bombs. Though apparently the fusion is just to trigger even more fission, according to Wikipedia. The more you know!
Posts by frankduffly
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I did look into that post. Thank you both for the help, but I think I will just actually mine a massive area and do it that way, (Since I like data :)) Ought to work out well.
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That is very useful, but I am looking for densities. As in, if I mine a massive area and recover, say, 1000 Iron ore, how many Bauxite will I mine, how many, Rubies, etc. That kind of thing. (In my example, I assume that I have mined a large enough area that I cover all biomes.
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Hey Greg, where can I find the ore spawning specifics? I am trying to balance COG generation with your standard generation and I do not know where to find it. Or if you happen to know it in relation to some vanilla ore, that would be very nice.
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Do you have at least 16 HV transformers?
I have currently 4 banks of 16 HV transformers. At this point, the reactor hovers just under totally filled. I did notice that apparently the reactor is now outputting much more EU/t now, though I am assuming it is still in 1000000 EU/p.
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Hello, So, I've been lurking this topic for about 160 pages now and I haven't had a question until now, so I made an account to ask. I have been trying to get a fusion reactor going. I'm testing in creative and I noticed that unless I have a huge number energy receiving blocks, the reactor outputs less power than it produces, and so the internal storage of the reactor fills and it wastes EU. I have currently 5 supercondensators hooked in parallel with long strings of HV transformers leading into AESUs. This does in fact drain the reactor, but if I reduce the number of AESUs that are connected, then the reactor backlogs. I am simply curious if this is intentional or if I am doing something wrong.
