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Thread: Fusion Power Generator
Do you have to locate some kind of ressource for it? or do you just put it anywhere and it get the same amount of power anyway?
Curious since i didnt see any survey tool for fusion
It's a dedicated mineral harvester that can only mine radioactives. The advantage is it mines them at a very high rate
(something like 13 I think).
radioactives are not power, the fusion power generator converts the radioactives it mines to useable power. It is not as efficient as 2 solars, but combine 1 lot space with lower maintenance than 2 solars, with the more readily available radioactive ore, and you have a better power source. Still, you have to move it weekly as resources shift if you want to be at a reasonable efficiency.
(something like 13 I think).
Offhand, I think it's 12kg/h. The advantage is also that it does not take power (of course) and that it only costs 1440/day to run.
Actually to be honest, I don't think fusions do any type of conversion, they are just specifically for mining radioactives.
Try sampling radioactives and depositing it as power. It should work. Did for me at least.
I had 4 solar power generators and now I have 2 fusion generators at a 79% spot (they take about 30.000 power per day and the rate is 13). I think they are much better because radioactive minerals are easily to find than the solar/wind power.
Wrong. You can harvest radioactives with any mineral harvester and use them for power. It doesn't make much sense to do that because you burn power to harvest power, but the point is that a Fusion Generator does nothing but extract radioactives in a super efficient manner.
Perpetual_Dark wrote:
radioactives are not power, the fusion power generator converts the radioactives it mines to useable power.
2. Fusion-Ion Generators can be set to harvest any radioactive material you have on the planet. They have a harvest rate of 13, and a maintenance rate of 30 (1,440 credits a day).
3. Yes, a planet can be completely barren of radioactive material, so be sure to stockpile power, or have some backup solar handy.
4. "Fusion-Ion Generator" is the name the structure is given when placed. Even tho the deed says "Fusion Generator". Feel free to use either of them, we should be able to understand.
Hope this clears up a few things.
-Loserwan Ka'newbie
Tarquinas, Talus