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High Power Batteries for Small Ships

More power in batteries, music to my ears. It makes sense if you look at all the different batteries that are being developed now (on Youtube) so by the future they should have some good EverReadies ready to go. Is it ok if I try these out in my single player games, I promise not to try a claim these as my work. Look forward to hearing back from you. Great work guys.

Hey solo i added u as freind. im a modder i want to ask u something.

Might have found a problem with the 3x2x3 25MW battery block.
According to the block info mod I'm using, it has a max output of 42 MW which is fine, but the max input is bugged at only 4 MW. According to the same info mod, that means it will take something like 6 hours to charge from fully discharged? That's a really long time, and the 3x3x3 40MW battery doesn't have that issue.
As far as general balance is concerned, I think the 1x1x1 battery is in a good place, but the larger batteries should actually be better by volume than the smaller batteries due to the square cube law. Basically, there's less battery casing and more battery in the larger battery blocks, and the battery management electronics would take up a basically fixed amount of space.

You're right Rusty. I've been away from SE for a little while, but I'll try fixing it with a better ratio

So let me get this straight: if you had 27 1x1x1 @ 5MW you have 135MW.
But in that same space with a 3x3x3 you would only have 40MW? Why even use the larger ones?? I'm confused...

@Warlord2306
What about... opening up Space Engineers and checking?

ya i would also like to know if it still works

Do these still work?

Excellent work! Always nice to see mods in good use!

Hey bud, check out a few ships I mad using your excellent mod. I figured you'd appreciate it being put to good use. It's set up as a "world" since I use several mods, to save people the headache of individual downloading...

http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1333198750