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+ | | mod = PowerCrystals' Mods}}The '''Engine Generator MV''' converts [[MJ]] Power into [[EU]]. [[:Category:Engines|Engines]] can be connected to any side of the generator directly or by the use of [[Conductive Pipes]]. The output [[:Category:IC Wiring|Cable]] can also be put on any side. |
The generator has an output cap of 120 EU/t which equals about 12 [[Combustion Engine]]s running on [[Fuel]]. The generator will waste [[BuildCraft|BC]] Power that exceeds the cap. |
The generator has an output cap of 120 EU/t which equals about 12 [[Combustion Engine]]s running on [[Fuel]]. The generator will waste [[BuildCraft|BC]] Power that exceeds the cap. |
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Revision as of 19:27, 27 September 2014
The Engine Generator MV converts MJ Power into EU. Engines can be connected to any side of the generator directly or by the use of Conductive Pipes. The output Cable can also be put on any side.
The generator has an output cap of 120 EU/t which equals about 12 Combustion Engines running on Fuel. The generator will waste BC Power that exceeds the cap.
The Engine Generator MV tends to draw all the energy that is transferred along conductive pipes even when there are other machines like refineries and quarries attached. This will happen even if they are further away from the source of power. In short, if you want your quarries and refineries to function, don't have an Engine Generator on the same power lines -- they need their own power grid.
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