Mercalyn

The first step in troubleshooting is to isolate the problem. Head over to Tekkit SSP, creative mode and spawn an MFSU. Connect it with the same things in your setup(couple inputs from windmills and solar panels). If it doesn't drain, you know the problem is somewhere over just in SMP(or maybe even the server you connect to). If it continues to drain, your Tekkit client files are probably messed up and you should re-install. If it works in SSP, then you should go to your server and remove it(use a lossless electric wrench to get it back). Move it in a different chunk(at least 16 blocks away) and connect all the inputs again.

Yeah you should definitely use a loop. And I forgot that you need to reset, so in that case do this: 41 0 DO 0 IOX! 16 TICKS 1 IOX! 16 TICKS LOOP A couple of things: -replace the 41 in 41 0 DO with however many iterations you want. So if the elevator goes up 210 times, it would be 210 0 DO -16 ticks is .8 seconds, and .8 seconds is the miminum cycle I've found for frame motors. The reason it only goes up halfway/arbitrary amount in your code is because 10 TICKS is sometimes too fast for your client / server. If it happens with the provided code, make it higher(20 TICKS, etc)

I literally just got an infraction for signing my name. (<- see left, my avatar). Ironically, it was on a topic you created as well.

Did it ever fully work? Or is 41 blocks halfway? Also, what did you program 0, 1 and 2 IOX! to do? Sounds like whatever is looping isn't going all the way. Your code must look something like this? (If using redpower control): 41 0 DO 1 IOX! 16 TICKS LOOP

As nedned said, I'm one of those people that cringe every time I see a word "mispelt"[sic]. English is a language, and as a language it's important to follow the standards of it correctly. After all, if you can't follow a standard, you're telling everyone that you make up your own standards and refuse to follow any idea, no matter how many people use it! Thanks for tolerating me(and my irony!)

Thank you. I know it seems backwards but this is simply a misconception. The scientific mind is programmed to think anything per time is a time unit, and without it it is not. An amp is how many coulombs of electrons pass through a point in the wire in one second(there is your "per second" you may be looking for). And watts per hour is the equivalent of saying miles per hour per hour.

Small correction: A watt is already a time unit, because an amp is already a time unit. Which means watts/time would describe the changing rate of power and watt-hours would describe a total amount of power consumed.