I'm trying to wire up a number of nuclear reactors to an MFSU storage cluster. I started with HV cables, but I'm switching over to glass fibre for higher efficiency. However, I'm trying to figure out how many nuclear reactors I can connect to a glass fibre before going over its voltage limit, and ran into some confusion trying to do the calculations.
Specifically, glass fibre cables are specced to carry 512 EU/s. My nuclear reactors each outputs 60 EU/t, and at 20 tickes per second thats 1200 EU/s. I currently have two reactors connected to a glass fibre, and my EU-reader reads the voltage as 120 EU/t. So do glass fibre cables really carry up to 512 EU/t rather than 512 EU/s?