Alizel

this helped alot thanks. i assumed the packets would split at a cable junction but they dont. i have minimized the loss greatly by placing a HV transformer right befor the junction to all the batterys it measures at 1014 eu/t lol which is acceptable. certainly better than the 763 i was getting lol, its just HV-HV lol the transformer is acting as a capacitor now.

sorry. i dont know how long about 200 blocks. kind of irrelivant, im measuring with an EU meter, ive tested at the length of my cable a single mfsu and measured to see 1016 eu/t so thats acceptable. it seems the problem is when i have multiple batterys in paralell (not sequence/series) paralell. i have tested with 1,2 and 3 mfsu's in parallel and i see a substantial drop in eu/t from 1016 at the same length, 2 mfsu's the packet size becomes 990 and 3 is , 979 i am always measuring between the battery and the solar array it seems the only option is to measure fill time. i was hopeing to avoid that. i will see about a screen shot. as for weather, it hasent rained synce the server went up, and it has not snowed (inside arctic biomes), the server was not an upgrade from previous builds as ive read that can break it its a fresh server about a month old. oping myself and turning rain on only just makes it perma-rain. thanks

hey guys ive looked everywhere and i dont understand what is happening. i have 2 HV solar pannels outputting power. the cable is long but the loss is normal however when i put 2 or more mfsu's (32) i get a huge drop in power. drops from 1016 eu/t to like 763 eu/t wtf? is it just a reading error or am i actualy getting drop? is it because of the cable splitting into the mfsu's? they are glass fiber cables ive searched everywhere. also my server is brand new but im not getting weather to cycle normaly. i enabled ops on my account and turned rain on. but it justs rains allday every day forever. how do i make weather cycle normaly? like snow n'at. thanks d00dz.