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At the moment, I don't believe there is one.

You didn't have to quote your last post for no reason >_>

For the Matter Fab it is 16,666,666 EU and it has to be supplied with scrap. For reference, the IC2 Mass Fab takes 1,000,000 EU without amplifier, and with an amplifier it takes 166,666 EU.

Either waterproof pipes (Golden would be better) or Liquiducts. Just attach it to the valve block on the tank and pump it out. For waterproof pipes you need to use a wooden waterproof pipe and a redstone engine (or autarchic (sp?) gate, but I doubt you can get them at this point), for...

For the machine, you want the liquid transposer. If you wanted you could also go from pump -> liquid tessaract -> pipe.

It uses BB Code, so

Open up the FTB launcher, select (but don't start) Ultimate, on the top right there should be an edit modpack button, click it and a list of the mods will appear. Find Gregtech and then click remove. I don't think this will delete it from your folder, but it does prevent the launcher from...

But they can overheat and stop working until they cool down. They are also very inefficient at converting EU to MJ, but if you have plenty of EU to power it all with no problems, then that really isn't a big issue.

I have a strange feeling it needs power to run.

If you make more of the receiving machine so you can effectively process the items twice as fast, that should solve it.

If you have 1 redstone conduit line with 3 machines attached to it, then it is a flat 5% loss. What they were commenting on is the fact if you hook up a line of conduits/redstone energy cells, then after it passes through each redstone energy cell, it will lose 5% of it's power. However, in...

Just to make it a bit clearer, you have a space in the dig4(). Take it out and it should work fine.

You don't need to set them to output mode, the steam will automatically be put into the pipes, so you can cover a whole side with Liquiducts if you wanted and have no problems.

They should be able to and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't. Just connect the pipe to a value on the tank and you should be good to go. If you are unsure you could always test it in a test world first. Just make a small simple setup to test the concept.

TE machines don't take that long to process things, especially when their energy storage is at max and really, for the most part, I don't care how long it takes to process one item. As for fuel, in the early game you shouldn't have them continuously running anyway, as you said, it wastes fuel...

That doesn't need computer craft, just a structure pipe and a gate from buildcraft.

I suspect you just add another line, following the same basic layout, so, B:item.GT_Liquids.XX=true , where XX is the number for Na.

They can reach quite quickly in air, even more so when there is alot of heat, so it'll just get hotter and hotter the longer the boiler stays running. Also remember how much you do put into a boiler, it isn't the small amounts you use in a science lesson, this is pumping in a ton of the stuff...

Well, if you're heating up a boiler, water should never come into contact with the heat source otherwise you have a leak. So the Na reacting with the water isn't a problem. However, Li and Na can react with air and, although it won't be as violent as with water, it would still provide alot of...

You can still use it yourself if you wanted, but the TP in the launcher are there so that most of the mod items will also be textured in that TP's style. If you do use a TP that doesn't have mod support, you will have the vanilla items changed, but the mod items will still be default textures.