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General plausible idea here has two premises:
1. there is no true void - even between galaxies there can be some rogue atoms, much more inside solar systems
2. hydrogen is most common atom for the most of universe's lifetime
Based on that, if you fly around (or keep still and look at the star that will bombard you with solar winds), you can find a way to gather the atoms that are coming your way.
Thanks!
There is a trick to building such a setup in a single go:
First you build the attaching points on the rotor like so
oooo o=any connecting block =:conveyors
=CC= C=connectors facing eachother
then you activate the connectors and then remove connecting blocks and there you have a different grid for a ramscoop.
Beware when using it for dynamic grids! Shaking like crazy~
I always use it with unlimited speed mods...
and the amount it collects at the end is kind of weird. very little
should I change the maximum speed?
Sort of. The Ramscoops seem able to function as ineffecient H2 Generators and will do so if on the conveyor system. They will however make Hydro, just at a worse rate and with no O2. It may they will waste Ice if Hydro tanks are full but Oxygen tanks exist, due to game logic inflexibility, but they definitely can make Hydro from the Ice.
Also Hydro collection is very slow even with normal speeds, so with Light Speed mod I wouldn't expect noticable results without massive arrrays.