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Revision as of 02:37, 6 November 2016
Unlike some mods that offer "magic blocks', electrical age consists of many different kinds of parts that work together, just like real world electric circuits.
Electrical age starts relatively simple, but the largest builds can be quite challenging, even for skilled players and industrial control experts.
For players in large modpacks, all the useful parts of electrical age can be unlocked at the 800V tier. If you're careful and a little smart about it, you don't have to be an expert to get there. On the other hand, if you're a diehard and want a serious challenge, you can try to work directly with the very high voltage gas and steam turbines.
Here are some example systems (with power generation and machines). This is not the only way to build. if you're creative you might be able to do better!
Examples
| Voltage | Complexity | Page |
|---|---|---|
| 50V | Start Here | 50V example build |
| 200V | Fairly simple | 200V example build |
| 800V | Medium | Autominer example |
| 200V | Medium/advanced | 200V with PID example |
| 3200V | Complex | Simple gas turbine control |
| 3200V | Full Auto | Steam turbine example |
