Valkon

I don't think YogBox ever had servers.

The Aqueous Accumulator does not require power.

What elevation are you digging at? They might not be in the area you're branching in at all.

Iron dust is made in a pulverizer.

What are you missing from IC2? Pretty much everything that went "missing" from IC2 is done better by the mods we currently have or aren't actually necessary when IC2 isn't present.

You only need the PRC if you want to use the RedNet logic circuits. For basic on/off functions it isn't required at all.

Steam engines do not explode.

Tip: Use a steam engine. It provides more than enough power for a single pulverization. Tip 2: Personally I wouldn't recommend you even use redstone engines at all, except for I guess very low-power operations.

There is not an official build of IndustrialCraft 2 for 1.5.1. There has not been an official build of IndustrialCraft 2 since 1.4.5.

Usually I use steam engines and magmatic engines, since they don't have a warm-up time. Once I get enough redstone and relatively stable power, I usually make a Redstone Energy Cell, which functions as an energy storage for MJ. I then have my engines in one room pumping power into energy conduits (in your case, conductive pipes) connected to the energy cell and another line of conduits going out of the energy cell and into my machines.

An engine can be connected directly to the pulverizer, though you can also use conductive pipes (or energy conduits) if you want.

Any engine will do, but I recommend either a stirling or steam engine.

There is power.

You can use MJ to fuel Galacticraft's machinery.

There are symbols used to add stability, those being: Charged (lightning strikes occur regardless of any weather patterns), Meteors (meteors fall from the sky), Scorched Surface (exposure to sunlight catches you on fire), and Spontaneous Explosions (random explosions will occur around the age). Charged and Scorched Surface would probably be the least likely to result in your quarry/chest/etc inadvertently being destroyed.

I can't think of anything at the moment that duplicates the function of a miner, but what you could do is stick a quarry in a Mystcraft dense ores age.

Well, now you can design and build a power plant with engines. I recommend using magmatic engines with magma crucibles using excess energy to convert netherrack into lava to be pumped into the engines, that can look pretty nice (better than a reactor, at least).

To my knowledge MFR doesn't have a wiki, but you can find most the information you need on it's MinecraftForums thread.

Presumably to have a "cool" time-bomb ticking in your home.

Redpower won't be coming back. However, I recommend you take a look into MineFactory Reloaded's RedNet system.

Yes. Use steam and magmatic engines.

Use an Energetic Infuser.

How are you trying to change the way in which they flow? I can change them fine, perhaps you are doing it wrong.

Galacticraft's machines also constantly draw power, so you may want to set up a redstone energy cell.

Use an Energetic Infuser from TE. The magmatic engines shouldn't overheat unless they're not powering anything, at least in my experience; my current power supply is a series of magmatic engines feeding power to a conduit system to an energy cell storage network and an array of magma crucibles dedicated to producing lava with the excess energy to refuel the magmatics.