So i read on another thread that someone had "upgraded" an electric engine to produce 10 MJ/t instead of 2 MJ/t
Is this actually possible? (if so, how?)
Is this actually possible? (if so, how?)
what other upgrades are there?Eletrical engines can be upgraded with circuit boards
Yup!You use a soldering iron to place an electron tube in a circuit board, then the circuit board in an engine.
In virtually every case though you would use the iron efficiency upgrade. All of the other upgrades make the inefficient electrical engine even less efficient. That 10mj/t is costing substantially more power than 5 engines with efficiency.
Normal usage is 6eu/t, but with efficiency it's 5eu/t.
I don't remember the numbers for the other upgrades, but some were pretty bad.
where can i see a list of possible upgrades?You use a soldering iron to place an electron tube in a circuit board, then the circuit board in an engine.
In virtually every case though you would use the iron efficiency upgrade. All of the other upgrades make the inefficient electrical engine even less efficient. That 10mj/t is costing substantially more power than 5 engines with efficiency.
Normal usage is 6eu/t, but with efficiency it's 5eu/t.
I don't remember the numbers for the other upgrades, but some were pretty bad.