So I've seen some breeder reactor designs on the Industrial Craft forums that can breed something like 80+ deplete isotope cells over the life of a single uranium cell.
Only problem is that in order to breed that many depleted isotope cells, you have to keep switching them out when they charge up with fresh ones.
Now, I could do it by hand. Slowly. Over the course of the almost three hours the reactor runs. But the thought of that makes me yawn, and if I misclick a single time I could die in nuclear fire.
I was wondering if there was an easier way of dealing with it. Automating it, perhaps? I've looked at Turtles, but I can't even tell if they can drop or pick up items from a reactor, and it doesn't look like they have a way of picking up (or dropping off) items from a specific spot, even if they can interact with them.
Is there another way? Am I missing something?
I'm currently running on the Beta pack, though if there's a solution in a mod unavailable to me (RedPower, for example?) I'd still like to hear about it. (Though solutions appropriate for the Beta pack are what I'm looking for right now.)
Only problem is that in order to breed that many depleted isotope cells, you have to keep switching them out when they charge up with fresh ones.
Now, I could do it by hand. Slowly. Over the course of the almost three hours the reactor runs. But the thought of that makes me yawn, and if I misclick a single time I could die in nuclear fire.
I was wondering if there was an easier way of dealing with it. Automating it, perhaps? I've looked at Turtles, but I can't even tell if they can drop or pick up items from a reactor, and it doesn't look like they have a way of picking up (or dropping off) items from a specific spot, even if they can interact with them.
Is there another way? Am I missing something?
I'm currently running on the Beta pack, though if there's a solution in a mod unavailable to me (RedPower, for example?) I'd still like to hear about it. (Though solutions appropriate for the Beta pack are what I'm looking for right now.)