My issue with MFFS

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I like the idea of force fields but i can never seem to power a simple small shield. i have a force field projector with a simple for back front left right +5 scales and +5 for up and with 2 dearivors with quartz in them there capacity is at max i have 3 frotron capacitors trying to drain my 2 dreivers to power my very small force shield and it cant even do that.....


how power hungry is this mod or should i say how inefficient is this mod at transferring power. thats what i think the issue is

sorry bad spelling its getting late and frustration with trying to power my force shield
 
Similar problem here. The dang thang won't take any power. I built up a huge power generation system just for the supposedly hungry MFFS and it only draws 71 RF/t using the meter. My lil force field just winks out as soon as there is enough force transferred to fire it up. I guess if I put 100 coercion derivers in there....
Figured I'd just wait until they got it sorted out.
 
i remember having issues in 1.5.2 i had plenty of power 200 some turbines but again for a force sheild it never seemed to be able to transfer the power fast enough to the force field projecter
 
i have a max steam boiler with nine atomic science turbines feeding two drivers. as i said in frist post the drivers are at max power in there internal buffer but 3 frotrons capacitors is not enough to drain those two and send power to the force field .
 
It seems like it's not getting enough power, but it's actually just very slow without upgrades. I think everybody goes through the same experience.[DOUBLEPOST=1388276558][/DOUBLEPOST]
Similar problem here. The dang thang won't take any power. I built up a huge power generation system just for the supposedly hungry MFFS and it only draws 71 RF/t using the meter. My lil force field just winks out as soon as there is enough force transferred to fire it up. I guess if I put 100 coercion derivers in there....
Figured I'd just wait until they got it sorted out.

Spam not necessary. Put capacity and speed upgrades in your capacitors.
 
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I blame being tired and slightly sick on my inability to make it clear: I think it will draw more power and thus produce more fortron if it has speed upgrades. Rather than producing more fortron for the amount of energy. I might be wrong though.
 
I blame being tired and slightly sick on my inability to make it clear: I think it will draw more power and thus produce more fortron if it has speed upgrades. Rather than producing more fortron for the amount of energy. I might be wrong though.
I understand, but I haven't personally seen them do that either. Speed upgrades in derivers seems to have no effect at all for me.
 
It seems like it's not getting enough power, but it's actually just very slow without upgrades. I think everybody goes through the same experience.[DOUBLEPOST=1388276558][/DOUBLEPOST]

Spam not necessary. Put capacity and speed upgrades in your capacitors.

Ok, so just one deriver and upgrades to the capacitor- will try that. So you just put one simple dynamo running at under full power (71RF/t) to operate the whole shebang?
 
Will probably need more than 1 speed upgrade. I recommend building a stack of 32 or 64 speed upgrades and trying a few at a time.

As for power, that largely depends upon the size of your setup. 1 Dynamo at full power might sustain a mid-size MFFS shield, but it's probably not enough to build/re-build it that fast.
 
Yup, speed helps the capacitors for sure. 12+ seems to be my sweet spot, anymore and it actually has diminishing returns and drains faster- odd.
Adding another deriver (and using another whopping 71 RF/t) helps even more- I guess its just balancing from here.