Redstone Engines, powering quarrys

[MinecraftrGuy]

I tried to make a quarry using Redstone engines, but I can only get the(I am using 2 on each side) far 2 engines on each side to work. Does anyone know how I would go about getting all 4 to work?

[King Lemming]

Stop. Use a real engine. Even a basic Stirling engine is 20 times faster than a Redstone engine.

[Euphoreich]

While I think you can use redstone engine to power a quarry you really shouldn't. Also for future reference you cant connect redstone engines to conductive pipes, only directly into what they are powering.

[Calvariae]

Even using a stirling, your quarry would take like 6 years to hit bedrock.

Also, I don't think you can daisy-chain redstone engines anymore, nor can you connect them to conductive pipes.

[Teraku]

Yeah, Redstone Engines have had quite a nerf, they only work on Pumps and Wooden Transport Pipes now.

[plowmanplow]

Yeah, powering a machine that can use up to nearly 50 MJ/t with engines that produce 0.05 MJ/t seems futile.

[MinecraftrGuy]

I just thought that it would be nice that I wouldn't have to use coal, so I could use it elsewhere. I'm going to continue using sterling engines.

[theprolo]

Use steam engines instead - double the output, and all you need to add extra is a supply of water. I recommend using an Aqueous Accumulator for the water supply.