I merely posed a correction that had gone uncorrected because some people don't have what you would call "obvious" information. The fact I stumbled on the topic despite it having been buried for a month and read through it means that it's somewhat available for those looking for information, and so why allow misinformation to go uncorrected... Yes if you know almost anything about programming, integers or the like, or really much about Minecraft just generally, you'll eventually stumble upon that obvious information, but it took me a few seconds to post that and I didn't mind to; It did you no harm, did no one else any harm, and stood to benefit someone else possibly.
Not trying to shove it in your face or anything, I just wish you would consider the people who don't already know the majority of information about all the subjects in question and mention... I do like the ideology of RTFM myself as well, but there aren't a plethora of manuals for such niche subjects, so just let information be reprinted over and over again in abundance, the adverse effects are non-existent, and sharing information is always good!
On the main topic; I've never built a boiler for lack of interest or necessity in such verbose power as I usually operate alone and pretty condensed for automation, but looking at all these and assuming I would make an infinite fuel source loop, I think I may start building 36LP's for all that quick efficiency. 5-6hours isn't that painful of a warm up, give it a gargantuan pile to run from and then run it indefinitely, it just seems like the quickest gratification and necessary size for a massive energy system, and as much as I thought I knew FTB, in having avoided a few branches of technology, I never knew there was such a convenient dual-energy system. My friends are jerks, I've talked to them a tonne about it but they always suggest lava generation or pumping to run my EU systems off of my MJ systems. ~_~ And they all have boilers at home. Harhar. Another thanks to the list of thanks, Omni, great topic.
