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I wouldn't mind joining a small server. I've been playing for a few months and have recently discovered RP2. I am used to playing with a condenser as well as red/dark matter tools, though open to new challenges. I can use Vent or TS via my phone I believe if needed. I've gotten pretty good with pneumatic pipes as well. Cheers!

Mess around with the frequencies a bit. I'd also try adding a gold pipe after the wooden into the teleport. I had similar issues, and believe that's how I solved it.

Just a few shots of the quarry in the Nether followed by the Ender Chest taking the winnings on to my chests/condenser. I thought about adding a second furnace to smelt the redstone and such, but the space it took and complexity of the pneumatic pipes was a little too much. I'll have to handle them manually.

And in case you wanted the pump side of things - Not sure how long this will keep drawing lava though. Now I just need to get a crapload of glass fiber cables to bring with me and hook up to the quarry:

And here we have the working setup. Looks like I may need to add a couple of thermopiles, but overall it's working. @Googleflef, I believe this setup would be easy to add energy crystals with some retrievers and transposers to get crystal swapping from the overworld pretty easily. Just hook the MFSU up to a retriever (full crystal filter) -> ender chest (connection to overworld) -> transposer -> MFSU. In the overworld, the process would be reverse...pull full crystals out of ender chest with retriever -> MFSU -> transposer -> ender chest. Anyway...here it is:

That's been done before - or so I've read...not sure if it has worked. I'm keeping everything in the Nether, so no need. Texture Pack is Soartex Modded - I've tried others, though this is by far my favorite HD TP.

As soon as I have the setup working, I'll certainly do that. Basically, I'll be using transposers and pneumatic pipes to connect to my sorting machine. Only problem I have to solve is how to direct nether ores to the furnace first, but should be able to push them to a chest until that part of the setup is complete. On the quarry setup, I intend to have the following: Quarry-> Nether Ender Chest -> OW Ender Chest -> Transposer -> Furnace -> Mac or Chest (depending on Ore or coal/rs) -> Furnace/Chest -> Chest. Secondly, I'll need to get this power up to the top levels where my quarry is, but once it's going - just lay some ice down and break for water and let it go.

Here's what I have with the pump IC2: Power output stopped at 20k, though not sure why. This is located towards the side so perhaps it doesn't go deep enough?

Maybe that was my issue with my first setup. I may actually try both approaches, just for the experience. I have been trying to use mostly RP/ to gets things running. Just for the mere fact that my RP sorting from the quarry was so cool and fast compared to all those wood/iron/obsidian..etc pipes i had setup originally.

The problem I've had with BC pumps is that Redstone engines don't seem to get enough power to them, or maybe that was just the placement. I thought by going with the setup I have now, I wouldn't need to worry about using a pump at all - which obviously I was wrong. I'll probably try the RP pump solution, since I've never set one up before.

Thanks for the advice - I am working on a quarry in the nether, so want a large power supply that stays there. I've never used the RP pump before, actually, but may need to add some thermopiles to accomodate the energy needed there. From Duncan's video, it takes actual source blocks, which would be perfect. I'll be using ender chests to take that back into the overworld for smelting. With wind and water strainers, I have no problem with energy there.

I'm having some issues - I have a setup like this: Deployer (with empty buckets) -> Filter (with filled lava buckets) -> Geothermal Generator -> Retriever (with empty bucket in pull slot) -> Deployer BC energy is created with Thermopiles (plenty of energy) to the Retriever. My problem seems to be that the lava in front of the deployer runs out (?) and so the buckets pull a few times then stop. Do I need to put this contraption under the lava or would it always run out of lava to pull in? EDITED: Title change to reflect problem better