Display More1.67 eff is not good. Might wanna check this: http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…=1k10101001501521s1r11r10. It got 2.5 eff and pretty much functions as a mk1 except in extreme test situations.
Runs almost 16 cycles so unless you are planning to refuel it instantly for 16 cycles in a row its a mk1.
And after optimising your design i came with this with only 8 HD's:
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…=1k10101001501521s1r11r10
Notice the huge amount of empty spots? That prolly means you could do this with less chambers thus reducing cost by alot but iam too tired to figure that out now i leave that to the next poster.
Meh. This was a noob's first shot. Still learning, still practicing, get over it -.-
but efficient reactor? Well, I designed one that hauls in 100 EU/t and will NEVER blow up. Yup, that's right, NEVER blows up. Classified as a Mark I-O ED Reactor, it uses 25 Coolant Cells, 23 Integrated Heat Dispersers, and 6 Uranium Cells to produce a 1.67 Efficiency reactor that is safe, especially for those who are new to IC2 and Nuclear Engineering. You can find my design here: