Ender IO and Thermal Expansion

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iamlegend201

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Are Ender IO energy conduits compatible with Thermal Expansion Energy Cells? Because, I've hooked up the cables to my machine and the cell, yet no energy is being outputted? Am I doing something wrong?
 
Im pretty sure that the ender io conduits are just not able to extract the energy from the energy cells.
 
iamlegend201 said:
Are Ender IO energy conduits compatible with Thermal Expansion Energy Cells? Because, I've hooked up the cables to my machine and the cell, yet no energy is being outputted? Am I doing something wrong?
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Ender io conduits can both take and output rf and Mj if you put up some pictures we could help you fix your set up
 
Not_Steve said:
Ender io conduits can both take and output rf and Mj if you put up some pictures we could help you fix your set up
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The problem seems to be that the ender io conduits, eventhough they're nearly perfectly comaptible with thermal expansion, cannot take rf from energy cells. But they can transfer it to machines or other cells without problems. I have encoutered the same problem and fixed it by using the ender io capacitor banks insteed of energy cells on the sending part of the system.
 
Not_Steve said:
You should report that to crazy pants because they should be able to receive energy from cells
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I hadn't been sure if it was a problem with my setup or the sytem in general.[DOUBLEPOST=1394056145][/DOUBLEPOST]
Wagon153 said:
Make sure the energy conduit is on extract mode, and make sure the energy cell is outputting on that side.
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I have tried it in every possible way to configure cell and conduit, it didn't work.
 
My base power is a big reactor --> energy cell --> ender io conduit --> machines. It absolutely works just fine, you're setting it incorrectly somehow.
 
At worse, switch out the section of Ender IO's energy conduit that is attached to the TE3's Energy Cell with a Redstone Energy Conduit instead.

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