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1 unit of Uranium Ingots will provide the same overall power in a Small Vanilla Reactor on a small ship as a Hyperion 7 on a station. In order to have different values mods need custom fuels.
No idea why nobody has mentioned this yet.
(I only did calculations for reactor components (rc) and superconductor components (scc) because they are the most expensive)
Power Output per meter^3:
Hyperion 1 (1x1x1): 3.85MW/m^3
Hyperion 3 (3x3x3): 3.79259MW/m^3
Hyperion 5 (5x5x5): 4.096MW/m^3
Hyperion 7 (7x7x7): 5.97085MW/m^3
Hyperion 9 (9x9x9): 7.02332MW/m^3
Regular Large Reactor: 0.71111MW/m^3
Power Output per reactor component (rc):
Hyperion 1 (1x1x1): 0.15MW/rc
Hyperion 3 (3x3x3): 0.2MW/rc
Hyperion 5 (5x5x5): 0.5MW/rc
Hyperion 7 (7x7x7): 1MW/rc
Hyperion 9 (9x9x9): 1.25MW/rc
Regular Large Reactor: 0.15MW/rc
Power Output per superconductor component (scc):
Hyperion 1 (1x1x1): 6MW/scc
Hyperion 3 (3x3x3): 8MW/scc
Hyperion 5 (5x5x5): 20MW/scc
Hyperion 7 (7x7x7): 40MW/scc
Hyperion 9 (9x9x9): 50MW/scc
Regular Large Reactor: 3MW/scc
Final conclusion: All 5 reactors are defiantly worth it assuming you want to spend the time gathering that much more components and uranium.
That means that it is nearly impossible to run this reactor because of a such high uranium consumption that you hardly can harvest so much ore to feed the refineries.
For 300 MW demand I use RTGs instead now.