Energy conduits capabilities

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Samueldmm

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OK, I would like to know how much RF a energy conduit can handle. I can see ingame it says 10000 but it that just it's max ouput and input per conduit?
 
How much RF can Redstone energy conduit store?
All my machines are full and energy cell isn't charging even though I pumped more than 200k RF into it, and when I disconnect energy cell and use some machines they are still receiving power.
 
atanil said:
How much RF can Redstone energy conduit store?
All my machines are full and energy cell isn't charging even though I pumped more than 200k RF into it, and when I disconnect energy cell and use some machines they are still receiving power.
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Are the sides the conduits connect to blue on the energy cell? Lemming made it so certain sides can output/input depending on how you configure them.
 
atanil said:
How much RF can Redstone energy conduit store?
All my machines are full and energy cell isn't charging even though I pumped more than 200k RF into it, and when I disconnect energy cell and use some machines they are still receiving power.
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1> Check the cell config, sides can either be input, output or disabled. So to input put power and to output it you will have to use at least 2 sides.
2> The conduits store some power in them, how much I don't know.

Samueldmm said:
OK, I would like to know how much RF a energy conduit can handle. I can see in game it says 10000 but it that just it's max ouput and input per conduit?
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RF Engines may cut output because they detect a conduit is full. The Reason this happens is because the conduit fills up from power from another source. I like to think of the conduits has having liquid energy.

I don't know this for sure as I haven't done enough testing, this is from issues I've had during game play. I find using separate conduits for one direction power flow to work best.
 
Energy cell started charging, it just took a while. Looks like conduits can store a lot of power.
 
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