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Thermal Expansion - Power


rune2504

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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.

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Thank you very much, but, i still have a problem. When i place a engine at the side of the conductive pipe, it don't produce power. Wrench dosen't help.

And the power is not going into the pipes(Conductive pipes)

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Even better, replace the pump with an aqueus accumulator. No engines required, fast if used right, and auto outputting :P

Also never randomly exhausts the water pool.

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Pumps can act weird when chunk loaded - especially when powered by something more than a redstone engine. Something to do with the water source blocks not reappearing in time, I think. Either way, the AA is generally a better option.

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