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ME Level Emitters will emit a redstone signal when a quantity condition has been meet for the item. I set it to emit a redstone signal when I have > 1024 blaze rods to turn off the spawner.

I found a picture on my phone after I had the first two spawners setup. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

I wish I had a picture but my spawn room is as follows. - 11 wide by 10 deep by 10 high - 2 grinders on the left, 2 grinders on the right. - the floor is cursed earth with a strip of inverted lamps splitting the two halves of the room (remember I am 11 blocks wide) - Three blocks above the...

Looking at the following page, I think my strategy will change. It looks like I can read energy per tick on the cell. If so I will engage each stage of engines (4 of 16) based on the consumption. So if ticks are between 100 and 320, the first four dynamos will run. If 320 and 640, the second...

Attempting to access a liquid duct to set a liquid filter with a bucked of molten fluid in your hand. Fail... Again and again. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

I found a solution of disabling my chunk loader and leaving the area for a moment. I am thinking about have a spot loader with a turtle and a chunk loader to cycle the chunk while I am away. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

I forgot that Withers explode when they appear, so my poor attempt at farming them with grinders was bad... In my base. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

Here is a picture of my compression dynamo stack with cell, turtle, and rednet... don't worry the rednet does not loop on itself. It does work. I will be repeating this on my magmatic dyanamos and reactant dynamos.

I see your point. I know it is overkill but I am replicating this for each of my powerstacks. I plan then use the wireless modem to send data to a computer and monitor for a cool status.

The print statement is for debugging/testing. I had read somewhere that BC gates do not monitor cells properly. I am going to optimize this a bit more and put more delay in the loop.

Well I have been building up to the following code I have been testing on a turtle. It works, but the strategy is a odd. I am going to work on that some. http://pastebin.com/rrHbxUiL

I like this as this would be great for a "battery" bank. I think this may be something good for another phase of my power generation project. I finally found some good nuggets of info and at the top of each power stack will be a energy cell with a wireless turtle. The turtle for now will read...

How compact can I make it with comparators? Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

So the engines would always try to maintain 100%, correct? I think I just need to bite down on the computer craft bullet.

I should have said that I am on a Direwolf20 1.0.20 configured server, so no Ender IO. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

I have a few stacks for power generation that I am wanting to automate. Attached is a picture of what they look like and I thought I would install a Redstone Energy Cell on top of each stack. When the cell depletes below 25%, the stack of engines below it will turn on and run until 100%. This...

I was having a very frustrating time recently trying to setup an automated TE series of machines and I thought to myself, 'Why can't this thing be more like an FPGA?' So that is where this idea was born. I call it, "Frank's Programmable Machine Array!" Ok, that is sad. Anyway, the idea is a...