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brb, making a space prius.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1482361023
As for low power RTG, there is a plutonium based one thats used in a few exploration satellites already retired. There isnt yet a mod that provides power based on how much uranium is in it that slowly drains over an extremely long time.
You guys seem to misunderstand me easily, i wasnt being negative about your mod, was just asking for one that uses hydrogen rather than ice, but thats alright i'll just ask someone else or make one myself.
If you want a fusion reactor that uses hydrogen as a fuel, there's more than a few to choose from already on the workshop, and no I won't link you to them, find them yourself you lazy bastard.
Wolf, your mod's great and I enjoy using it for cheap low-power long-burn batteries for relay beacons and mineral scanners and the like, don't let this guy's winge behavior get to you, he's literally incapable of taking a hint, hence why I blocked him months ago.
Chronos, I know we've had our history together and I hope that won't stain how you see the following words:
Sod off, you picky wanker.
For that deuterium extractor:
We could say a dedicated micro reactor is running a centrifuge for extracting deuterium.
We could say that some form of radiation bombardment is being used to create the deuterium.
And that's just for the deuterium from the other mod, as for this one, the LENR which is the subject of this thread, I personally enjoy the concept of a very low power place-and-forget backup battery system. There are literally dozens of mods on the workshop, and equipment in the game itself (ion engines anyone?) that make some hardcore violations of physics, so why the hell are you giving this guy a hard time over something that has a great deal of practical uses while not doing anything game breaking or that pushes suspension of disbelief any further than things like nanobots and energy shields already have?
Perhaps i'll just ask another modder instead.
General fusion has a working fusion reactor ready for a drop in replacement in the power grid and can actually be deployed close to locations that need the most power. I dont know if they updated their site but i watched a tour of their facility and they had a few working prototypes with one already practically producing energy but to their estimate only 20-30% efficiency but even that is still a lot of energy. You should consider asking them.
Given that the LENR's basically amount to RTG's with their low output and impossibly long burn time I'd say give them something special and spicy to set them apart. Like, I dunno, make the strips on them blue or something (if that's even an option. I've never gotten under the hood with SE so I don't know what it takes to do custom emissives)
And actually, on the note of impossibly long burn times...A fully filled LENR on my energy shielded dune buggy has an estimated life of 2 years. If I shut off the shields and life support, that climbs to 37 years.
Maybe a slight nerf on fuel efficiency is in order, otherwise one backpack full of ice and you're set for life.
By the way when working the LENR reactor stays in white color status instead of green one i don't know if i should fix that or not in order to make a difference with others classic reactors feel free to let me know your mind...
Thanks for the reply. In my opinion, the ice consumption rate should be fairly noticeable. It would force you to prioritize your time and get an effecient mining operation going as soon as possible. As it is now the consumption rate is so low it feels like free power.
Having a constant need for ice also allows solar panels to still be useful since running out of ice would be a real danger. Just my thoughts.
Gonna have a look on this
LENR refers to the phenomenon where anomalous amounts of heat are created when certain metals (e.g. nickel, palladium) absorb hydrogen or deuterium and an external stimulus such as heat or an electric current is applied. The reaction takes place at relatively low temperature and sometimes results in transmutation of elements as well as the production of heat. Either no strong radiation is produced or it is absorbed locally. The waste products are not radioactive.