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Sorry I thought I had responded to your post already. I tried with large cobalt and large tungstensteel turbines. Both had 135-140% efficiency and fairly large optimal inputs so I'd figure they wouldn't bottleneck in any sorta way. Perhaps they're too large and there's a penalty that I'm...

I used the bibliocraft bookcase that outputs a RS strength depending on where you put the redstone book in to create a designated signal strength to compare with the comparator. Red alloy wire from ProjectRed will carry a signal without decay, and doesn't break with water.

Not sure there is one. Also I'm referring to the max auto-output of the RC tank. As in the valves on the bottom of the tank. You may very well be able to output more from a single valve by using a GT pipe and pump; however I haven't tested this. I believe that formula is correct, as long as...

I do use a max size Steel Railcraft tank as a steam buffer as well. Althought with 1:1 steam use/produce it is rather redundant. If you're overproducing steam though, it would be an easy way of conserving that waste. But remember, that if you store the overproduced steam, eventually that buffer...

I don't think any material will accept 24,000 L/s in its small variation. You definitely need either a regular size or large turbine or multiple Large Steam Turbines. Large Cobalt turbine accepts 24000L/s at 135% Efficiency, has decent durability, and has few other uses. Remember the turbines...

GT question here: whats the point of the large gas Turbine? I completely understand the Steam variation as it has greater flexibility & efficiency over the single block steam turbines ; but I cannot figure out the gas portion of it. I tried a couple different turbine materials and couldn't find...

I pretty well depleted one vein in OW (which took me forever to find) using a HV drill. But I've been using the Miner on the asteroids I've come across in The End. Definitely using the Miner wheneever I can, but setting it up and taking it down for the small amounts that those asteroids contain...

Honestly steam is just too awesome not to utilize. 1 Large Steel boiler outputs 24000 mb steam/second, 1 Large Steam Turbine with Large Cobalt Turbine inserted consumes 24,000 mb steam/second with 135% efficiency, so I've found those to be the perfect match. Ive got 2 boilers feeding 2 turbines...

Sorry do you mind explaining what you mean? Are you referring to the nerf of crops vs bees to make them equal for UUM production of products? The large boilers were buffed a few updates ago (maybe a couple months ago even). Bronze got doubled, however the tooltip was slightly misleading; in...

GT from Ultimate and GT5 are completely different monsters. GT5 is far far far more intrusive with regards to both vanilla mechanics, world oregen, and technology progression than Ultimate ever was. Pretty much any other techmod falls into the mid-game GT techtree, so without the hardmode...

I had a similar problem to yours with industrial steam engines. I tried several tiers of energy conduits (EIO) and it didn't make a difference. I found that the internal buffer is now the "heat" of the engine, and in order for the steam engines to produce their stated output, they must be in...

Late reply but I felt like I had to. First, I never said a business couldn't be immoral. I was simply trying to show that the logic of "they're just in it for a payday" doesn't immediately translate to a loss for the consumer. Speaking of circular "logic". ....right. So they want to meet...

Without knowing the details, I can't say whether this is such a horrible disaster. I HIGHLY doubt this will change modding, at least on the currently released versions of Minecraft. Moving forward they might try to find a way to monetize the whole modding scene similar to Steam Workshop, which...

It's funny really, take away the bloat of mods that accompany most mod packs, and the need for an all-in-one super automated base dwindles quickly. While I certainly have enjoyed the convenience of mods such as Applied Energestics, and before that Logistics Pipes, as well as Thermal Expansion...

Last I checked the the radioactive bees haven't been updated to produce uranium properly.

You could whitelist the glowstone on both the transposer and the magma crucible, add another chest on the other end of the items ducts. And arrange the crafting recipe for each chest accordingly, so that when glowstone is added to the left chest, it will go into the closest machine (left)...

How is it worse? Firstly you get a hint as to what it going onto the tool, secondly the cost is 1/10th of what it previously was. If the hint says bane of arthropods, just enchant a lvl 1 book, then the tool will have a different enchant next time you try. Not to mention repairing is also 1/10th...

Speaking of which, using MFR's autoenchanter I just got Bane of Arthopods V. I then removed the enchant and re-enchanted to get 2 Bane of Arthropods IV. Yay.

I completely agree. Being able to get a fortune 3 pick after a couple of deep mining trips isn't very balanced or progressive if you ask me. Add in the fact that it is nearly free to give any tool repair (moss) or a battery/flux capacitor and it means you never need to repair an item again...

What kind of problems are you having with AE? I've had no issues at all moving a controller, multiple interfaces, storage bus, cable and multiple transition planes.