Bundled cable

[Jivaii]

I'm trying to build a massive elevator system (I'll see about getting some screens taken once I'm off work) but the bundled cable I'm using needs to go almost 130 blocks. I noticed there is some loss in signal strength for the red alloy wire (Once separated via the colored cable then into un-insulated). I was wondering if there's some way to put a repeater for the bundle as a whole or will I need to individually separate the cables to buffer them?

[warpspeed10]

I would try playing around with a bus tranciever. From what I've been able to figure out, applying a signal to the sides of the transceiver will allow you to controll the passing of signals through it. Try building a test setup with some bundled cable and colored lights/levers to test it yourself. You can also change the distance of red alloy wire if the config file.

[theprolo]

I'm pretty sure there's no signal loss in bundled cables. Just make sure that the entire thing is chunk-loaded and it should work fine.

[Jivaii]

It's a vertical set up, and the entire building has world anchors under it (my building provides most of the power) for the config thing, that's changing it server side then?

[Linear_Spoon]

A computercraft computer could act as a repeater

This is a very simple example that will replicate an input on the left out the right side

while true do

  signal = rs.getBundledInput("left")

  rs.setBundledOutput("right", signal)

  sleep(0.1)

end

[Jivaii]

We're operating without using much computercraft, mostly we use IC2, railcraft, RP, EE, and some BC.

[Wendo]

Hell, a couple of not gates could do it. You'd have to break open the bundle and run it back into a new one, but it's do it

[Silent]

RedPower wires go 255 blocks

[Jivaii]

Wendo, my intent is to not break the bundle