My benchmark is the Hobbyist's Steam engine, filled with 4 buckets of water and 64 coal coke.
Reminder of Progression, LV is Steel, MV is Diamond, HV is Mithril.
I was not planning on changing the HV Capacitor it stores 4 MRF. Compared to the ElectriCraft RF Battery stores 60 TRF. The HV Capacitor will require Mithril but otherwise be cheaper then EleC Battery as not to require so many diamonds or a nether star.
My feeling is that a MV Capacitor should be able to store the total output of a Hobbyist's Steam Engine.
While a LV Capacitor stores 1/4 or less of that. It's primary use is to flatten any spikes in RF production, and give a small buffer.
I am currently running a test to see how much RF a Hobbyist's Steam Engine will create.
My benchmark is the Hobbyist's Steam engine, filled with 4 buckets of water and 64 coal coke.
Reminder of Progression, LV is Steel, MV is Diamond, HV is Mithril.
I was not planning on changing the HV Capacitor it stores 4 MRF. Compared to the ElectriCraft RF Battery stores 60 TRF. The HV Capacitor will require Mithril but otherwise be cheaper then EleC Battery as not to require so many diamonds or a nether star.
My feeling is that a MV Capacitor should be able to store the total output of a Hobbyist's Steam Engine.
While a LV Capacitor stores 1/4 or less of that. It's primary use is to flatten any spikes in RF production, and give a small buffer.
I am currently running a test to see how much RF a Hobbyist's Steam Engine will create.