kla_sch

I agree, but i suggest to use conveyor belt instead of water. It's a lot simpler to use: http://wiki.technicpack.net/Conveyor_Belt_%28EU%29 http://wiki.technicpack.net/Conveyor_Belt With belts, you don't need a tunnel. Simply transport them into range of the grinder.

You shouldn't use combustion engines. Use the dynamos of thermal expansion. They are much more efficient. But they produce Redstone Flux (RF), not Minecraft Jouls (MJ). So, you have to connect them with a conduit, to convert the energy (1MJ = 10 RF). I have made some power calculations on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/tekkit/comments/2qor4n/tekkit_main_question_best_way_to_transport_energy/cnakd11

Hi. ComputerCraft seems to be the right place to do that. Many programs has been made to Monitor and/or Control Big Reactrors. You should have a look into the program section of the computer craft forum: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/forum/12-programs/ I have made some programs by myself, but the focus is more on full automatic controlling with plug&play than monitoring: Control Passive Cooled Reactor: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/18515-control-passive-cooled-big-reactors/ Turbine PID Controller: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/21430-active-cooled-big-reactor-turbine-pid-controller-with-master-control-and-monitoring/ The turbine controller has a remote monitoring and controlling facility. In Tekkit you can also use the terminal glasses of OpenPeripheral to show the status of your turbines. For the passive cooled reactor controller you can attach a monitor by wired modems. You need a wire to connect a monitor at the controller room. My be, i will create a remote monitoring in my next version. Have fun, kla_sch