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Hello everyone. I'm just wondering if someone could explain to me the config options that let you modify EU generation. I'm looking to make Solar Panels a bit more efficient on my server. [EDIT: I've been able to get them to be LESS efficient by making the number 50, but when I set it above 100 it doesn't seem to do anything]--05:38, 8 February 2012 (CET)[[User:Freakytiki34|Freakytiki34]] | Hello everyone. I'm just wondering if someone could explain to me the config options that let you modify EU generation. I'm looking to make Solar Panels a bit more efficient on my server. [EDIT: I've been able to get them to be LESS efficient by making the number 50, but when I set it above 100 it doesn't seem to do anything]--05:38, 8 February 2012 (CET)[[User:Freakytiki34|Freakytiki34]] | ||
==EU ~ electric charge== | |||
EU is a measure of energy and is most similar to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_charge electric charge] IRL. | |||
EU/t is a measure of energy over time, and is most similar to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_current electric current] IRL. | |||
Cables are limited by EU/t, that's current limitation, NOT voltage limitation. However, cables can't handle being connected to a hi-power batbox, so its complicated. | |||
(If I'm wrong here, let me know, I'm reading the wikipedia articles to better understand electric charge, potential, current [[User:Medicdude|Medicdude]] 02:27, 15 April 2012 (CEST) | |||
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Eu/t vs. Eu/s[edit]
What is the conversion between EU per tic and EU per second?
Well one second in minecraft got 20 ticks :3 so EU/t*20 = 1EU/sHello everyone. I'm just wondering if someone could explain to me the config options that let you modify EU generation. I'm looking to make Solar Panels a bit more efficient on my server. [EDIT: I've been able to get them to be LESS efficient by making the number 50, but when I set it above 100 it doesn't seem to do anything]--05:38, 8 February 2012 (CET)Freakytiki34
EU ~ electric charge[edit]
EU is a measure of energy and is most similar to electric charge IRL. EU/t is a measure of energy over time, and is most similar to electric current IRL.
Cables are limited by EU/t, that's current limitation, NOT voltage limitation. However, cables can't handle being connected to a hi-power batbox, so its complicated.
(If I'm wrong here, let me know, I'm reading the wikipedia articles to better understand electric charge, potential, current Medicdude 02:27, 15 April 2012 (CEST)