A miner and LV transformer also blow up.
I've had miner run off from 128 EU line just fine. Debug scanner said it can accept up to 512 EU/t.
It seems if i accidentally make strange loops of machines i get a random explosion. Not the mods fault, moreso mine for my shoddily ran wiring.
Are you using Gregtech? If so then its machines are able to output EU to e-net and can therefore make it have higheher EU than you'd have if they didn't output.
On the other hand, it just feels incredibly wasteful.
BC engines are simply WAY too OP 
Steam is sort of balanced by requiring water. Though I don't really like how little water generators take compared to BC combustion engine. IIRC it spends nearly 500 buckets of water per bucket of fuel while you'll need just 20 buckets of water per 1-block boiler in boiler.
WHY didn't they got rid off that ?
To make things more interesting?
If you mean that for efficiency, it would kind of work (E=Q/Th-Tc), but that's for EU GENERATION, and DEFINITELY NOT FOR BREEDERS. And that should only affect the steam generation, not the efficiency of the Uranium to heat itself, and it wouldn't affect that much and ... NP.
I'm almost certain that reactor will (eventually) lose it's direct EU generation capability and will be producing steam exclusively for use in IC2 steam turbine.
1.6.2 contains a massive bug that would BREAK ALL WORLDS* if you'd go straight to 1.7 without first installing 1.6.3 and re-exploring your world
*) Technically it'll not break the world but generated structures in it like nether fortress, witch hut, willages and similar structures. If you upgrade without exploring it in 1.6.3 the structure would loose it's special abilities like spawning special mobs/npc's
Since carbon plates are "plates" (and adv alloy can be made in the plate bender), what about adding carbon plate recipe to the bender?
When I suggested the same thing it got shot down as carbon plates is too brittle to mold like that.
If it requires 6 Steel steam boilers it is balanced ;p
Don't think it is really right for that bit though.
Obviously one shouldn't use the low-end boilers for feeding EU into it 
Though before we could even begin talking about steam powering it we'd need to actually get a GT-version of the machine.
I will file a bug report but, don't put a CF Sprayer in a canning machine when its on "Fill cell from tank" mode, it crashes the client and makes the world unplayable.
You can always MCEdit the block out.
Thermal Centrifuge is too powerful for a steam powered version.
No, it's not. It just needs rather powerful pipes.
Depends on the frequency :). And also on the medium ^^. Guess what absorption spectrum were invented for ?
If there is some environment that doesn't get affected by travelling waves that environment is incapable of passing those waves in the first place 
I don't use RC turbine as it's so incredibly bad compared to GT alternative but considering it has updated to latest e-net API I can't see a reason why it wouldn't work.
BC works perfectly fine with experimental IC2. I'm running pretty much all the common mods next to it and only problem I've seen is that forestry electric engine doesn't work with IC2 updated energy net. RC, BC and other things work just fine.
I'm almost certain the non-experimental branch of IC2 won't get updated. You'll just either have to feed the geothermals manually or upgrade to the experimental.
I'm almost certain I've seen a microwave book in game.
Looking at latest change, "add SemifluidGenerator can use: BC Oil,BC Fuel, forestry Biomass, forestry ethanol"
Why not rename it into just a "fluid generator" or something like that? "Semi" hints that there are some other generator out there that burns "actual" fluids for power
No, in latest IC2_lf they don't. They just simply don't connect to Fluid Pipes.
No idea about 401 but in 175 they worked perfectly fine. I specifically tested it before posting here. I do vaguely remember using vanilla-IC geothermals at some point before experimental but unfortunately I can't remember if they allowed pumping or not.
That old "unbuggy" thing is actually quite buggy at the moment.
Geothermals in experimental IC2 already support pumped lava. I'm almost certain they supported it in non-experimental as well.
So it does. All you need to do now is put free WiFi everywhere.
Wait, did you expect that an app could get the sensor information without internet connection?
Well then, antimatter doesn't explode when you touch it. When it meets matter, it just releases a ton of energy and destroys matter, but it doesn't explode.
"Rapid and sudden release of energy" is pretty much how "explosion" is defined.
To Warp Spacetime enough that you can travel millions of light years, I assume you would need a fuckton of power.
Millions of light years won't really get you very far. Milky Way is about 100k ly in diameter but excluding satellite mini-galaxies/clusters around it the next closest one is about 2.5 million ly away. There is just a handful of the hundreds of billions of galaxies within 10m ly of us.
