Has there been any research into max EU output in a Mk II-1? I've currently got a set of 3 and two sets of 2 rods in my reactor giving me 30M, and I can just run it and leave it without fear of it exploding, and whenever it's cooled off I can put some more in. I suppose it'd be possible to fiddle around with single rods to try and get more, but that could get pretty uranium-intensive. Anyone have any thoughts?
Regards,
Nightmare277
QuoteRick:
Its because each nuclear reactor has some base cooling from the water
outside. Reactor components dont affect this (except adding more
chambers).
Ohhhh. In order to double the uranium, you would have to double the total cooling?
Ahhhhhh! Thank you sir! Or madam!
So basically when it does those massive type changes from the addition or removal of one component, it's because it's factoring in what would melt first, which would be highlighted in red? Thaat would make sense. Huzzah!
Also, this:
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…z5iiwbyq81hc9qix088iz1hs0
Versus this:
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…agp7rlnvyla31dcjn8f3kyngg
I DON'T GET IT.
How can adding a coolant cell make it not able to cool down just as well?
XD Well damn! There goes that. Thanks for working with me on that.
I haven't actually worked out the math on these, but it seems rather incongruous that that design can be run indefinitely without generating any heat, but it can't be done twice without massive repercussions. I don't want to take a bunch of your time if you haven't done the math or it'd be a lengthy explanation, but do you know why that is?
Thanks!
Ohhhhhhhh!! I see!
I thought I'd been spending long enough fiddling with reactors to feel alright posting that, but you're still the expert, sir. Thanks for that.
If but to save face, I could at least make an argument for it being cheaper on space ;D
I could put two of those in my basic reactor, after all.
Sorry if it's already in the thread, but it wasn't in the first post.
Found a cheaper version of the efficiency 2 Mk I-O than yours, Rick. Dunno why it works, but it does...
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…i5bdwcbxehtxl4xoarsul8ojk
After MCNostalgia, some deleting and repeating, some swearing over the META-INF folder, and a good several attempts at getting the right MCForge build...
I'm no longer worried overmuch about the 1.2.3 update.
Huzzah!
Now to look into Metallurgy... 
Thanks for the help!
8D! ((Alblaka responded to me, yay!))
...XD I died laughing on that. I'll start backing up today! ...There we go; 1.2.3 is stored. Thanks for the advice! And the links.
Yeah, that's a fair point, and then I'd get to enjoy the mods for longer. This might be a silly place to ask this, but is it possible to revert back to a previous version of minecraft?
I don't know much about modding, but...
Would it be possible to update IC2, and then the glitches with Forge will resolve themselves whenever it updates? Or are they things that need to be resolved before work on IC2 can be started?
