Hello, I have on IDSU which outputs 2048/t only, but my current machines can take much more than that. I also have a fusion reactor and nuclear reactors pumping in a lot of EUs.
What tricks can I use to output more than 2048/t to my machine line?
Build an Adjustible storage unit. Lets you choose the EU output as well as the amount of packets.
The only option is to have multiple IDSU's.
Edit- What machines besides the Matter Fabricator uses EV?
Hmm, I just set 6 oil fabricators and it seems like they can take any ammount of EU I send them. I have to examine it better though. Another problem I have is my charge o'matic which can't recharge my lapotron energy orbs quick enough.
I have to think on another way. Crafting IDSU takes forever, even with a massive base like mine.
Yes, that's why I recommended it.AESU's will output ≥ 2048 EU/t.
What tricks can I use to output more than 2048/t to my machine line?
Yes, that's why I recommended it.
I think the only way is to either build more IDSU(these things sucks to build). Right now my fusion and nuclear reactors output directly to the first IDSU, with spare power going to a matter fab. The second IDSU is a little farther where all my production is.
Sending the output of my reactors directly to my machine line is a second option, but also will take a long time.
Ah, true. Just double checkedOh, sorry, I mean ≤ 2048 EU/t. *edits post*
If you want to output more than 2048 EU/t, you need more than one device that can output that much.
A batbox and an AESU will output more per tick than a single AESU. It's why connecting your power sources in -parallel- will allow for a much more versatile system than connecting them in -series-. I have 16 MFSU's capable of putting out 8192 EU/t. That's for my matter fabricator.
you cant craft more idsu's, they will just share the energy together (thats what they're supposed to do anyway.)
what you can do tho, is just put more storage units, in a row, that will make the output the way you want it.
you could even power a matter fabricator with batboxes, just takes many of them in a row
It's only 2048 EU/tYou're using a mass fabricator then.
What is the output of a IDSU?