Fusion Reactor not outputting energy?

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Edit: the problem is with the Supercondensator, I can't figure out how to make it split the EU between 5 outputs and 1 input like the other Transformers
 
Did you wire in the startup power? It's need some power to "fire it" before you can actually produce power from it.
 
Weird maybe just wrench it and place it again?? If you already did that or that's doesn't work then I would probably report to greg's and see if he can find out what's your doing wrong with it.
 
The output is the small dot, connect it to your superconductor wires to 16 HV transformers and to glass fibre (the high voltage side to the superconductor wire) and then to anything you want.






Pls provide screenshot if above doesn't help.
 
noskk said:
The output is the small dot, connect it to your superconductor wires to 16 HV transformers and to glass fibre (the high voltage side to the superconductor wire) and then to anything you want.

Pls provide screenshot if above doesn't help.
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Don't forget those codisators since it's output the power at 33,876eu/t so you gotta get it down to 8192/t packets then to HV transformers.
 
Don't need to use supercondensator, HV transformers can withstand 1,000,000 eu/p.
 
Harvest88 said:
But in the wiki it's said you gotta use them. Is it outdated like the IC2 wiki is?
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The wiki is simply wrong, and probably the guy that update the wiki didn't know that HV transformers could withstand that much voltage.
 
Alright guys I got it to work I have to use HV Transformers? it why won't Supercondensators work? I'm looking to power multiple Matter Fabs in a very small area so I need the complete output of them is there something special you need to do unlike other transformers?
 
No but they're are cheaper and I didn't know they could take the voltage but your right on the compaction you can get by the supercondensators so it's your call. Remember as with any transformers they only do one set down or set up per tick so like a HV transformer can only do 2048 eu/t with 4 512 eu/t packets per tick.
 
yeah I have two of em right now but I can't get the Fusion Reactor to power them I can just get the fusion reactor to transmit power through them and I just electrocuted myself with 67,000 EU of something nasty
 
I don't remember about the output/input (the one face with 1 dot or the other faces that also have 1 dot) but IIRC when I was testing it a few months ago, I needed to apply redstone signal to it.

Before 2.90g, no matter if you're trying to convert it down to 512 eu/p or to feed the matter fabricator directly with it, you still won't use the supercondensator, because I heard (test it first in creative) matter fabricator can withstand 1,000,000 eu/t and HV transformers can convert it all to 512 eu/p. (and if you are using supercondensators, you still need 4 supercondensator+16 HV transformers for maximum eu/t)

After 2.90g, matter fab is nerf to can only accept up to 8192 eu/t, so then you can choose not to use HV transformers for compact designs).
 
I got my reactor working it was the SuperCondensator but I can't figure out how to make it have one input and five outputs like every other transformer does anyone know how I can accomplish this?
 
Avous- said:
I got my reactor working it was the SuperCondensator but I can't figure out how to make it have one input and five outputs like every other transformer does anyone know how I can accomplish this?
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You don't it's just wiring out the power Then run the cables to the transformers to lower the voltage quickly enough.
 
Avous- said:
Well, damn! how else could I convert the power down to a multiple 8192 output?
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Hmm, you need to use more than 1 supercondensator for that since the thing convert multiple inputs of 1,000,000 to 8192 eu/t (1 output), not so sure since the last time I tested it was like 3 months ago (you know GT changes a lot so...), but have you tried putting redstone next to it and reverse the output/input?
 
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noskk said:
Hmm, you need to use more than 1 supercondensator for that since the thing convert multiple inputs of 1,000,000 to 8192 eu/t (1 output), not so sure since the last time I tested it was like 3 months ago (you know GT changes a lot so...), but have you tried putting redstone next to it and reverse the output/input?
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I ended up just running a Super Conductive Wire four blocks and surrounding it with 16 HV Transformers to get all the power out
 
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