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Thread: Ber 13 Harvesters
Polestar wrote:I should read more, talk (much) less............................However, I still am not able to make a ber 14 fusion. I have all of the required resources in HR,SR and UT over 950 all stats. I have lube oil, I have polymer with 1000 ut and over 900 HR/SR. My OMU's are 6. Nocombination yet has gotten me a ber 14 in days.Thanksfor all the great posts and FAQ which is indispensable.Seems I just need to work a little harder andtry a few more different things.Thanksfor the info.(/delete last post)
What experimentation are your OMUs? It's preferable to use lube oil or liquid petrochem for your chem even though you have a good quality polymer. What is the quality of your LGO?
Yeah, its not sufficient to just get BER 6 on the OMU. You'll want to experiment it up into the 95-99% range, the higher the better.
any of the needed omu-turbo fluicid drilling etc. only need to be in 90%.
and never use poly. only lub oil or the other chemical liquid petro.
any other part justuse grind quality
Message Edited by Alukolli on 07-11-2005 09:09 AM
Message Edited by Talon001 on 07-11-2005 10:34 PM
Talon001 wrote:
I would recommend that you get OMUs to the 95% range.. and final only needs to be 80% or so to cut the BER13/14 range. Of course you can then use the rest on storage.
Agreed. The BER rating is based on the mining component experimentation % PLUS the final harvester experimentation %. If the 2 add up to 176% or more then you get max BER rating. e.g. 90% on OMU and 86% on final or 95% on OMU and 81% will both hit BER13.
So if you max out the experiment % on the OMU then you'll have more room on the final. This way you can use your very best steel on teh OMU which uses less material and then use your 2nd best steel in the final combine which uses more material. And/or you'll have maybe 1 more point in the final combine to use for storage.
Which is why you want to always experiment them to their fullest potential on all mining sub-components (OMU, fluidic drills, etc.).
Pretty much, it's going to be a duralloy steel used under the current system for your mining sub-components mate. Others can, but generally do not make the mark.
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emovamalla wrote:
It is all in the OMU's. There is a hidden decimal and you need to get those into the 95% range in order to make BER13's.
I've not had any problem at all in 4-5 months making BER13 w/ 950 + UT/HR/SR Steel at max Exp.
Well it can depend. You need to find out for yourself what experimentation each schematic will tolerate. I've found that BER 13 Water and Mineral harvester will accept < 90% and still output BER 13.
It is all in the OMU's. There is a hidden decimal and you need to get those into the 95% range in order to make BER13's.
I've not had any problem at all in 4-5 months making BER13 w/ 950 + UT/HR/SR Steel at max Exp.