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Also what does all the buttons on the 'manage core' screen do, they don't seem to adjust tempature or power outputs.
I was probably going to do some youtube vids explaining basics and details. And i was thinking of maybe including some very simple graphics with some numbers and graphs in the research screen if i can find the space, but i dont want to give away too much info because its fun working things out, but here is some basic stuff for people to read for now.
The reactor control screen has 1 slider for adjusting flux level, start and stop buttons, and then buttons for designating fuel install and removal in the center grid. You designate fuel to be installed while the reactor is cold, once its installed you press start and then you can slowly raise the flux level to the desired power output, if you produce too much power you will notice transformers starting to spark, that means an overcurrent incident could occur and blow the transformer and power lines unless you are charging batteries or PPC's at the time, so try to keep it close to your actual usage unless you are boosting power for raids, this also helps fuel economy.
The power output on the cores varies a lot based on the life of the fuel, flux level, and what upgrades you have, the fuel has a power output curve over its lifespan so in a normal unmodded core it starts at 3500w per rod, slowly falls to 2500 then around 20% remaining it falls off a cliff, with the breeder mod installed it starts at 2500w, shoots up to 5000w at 50% then back down. those curves are then multiplied by the upgrades which stack, the conductors mod increases the power of the fuel without increasing usage rate, the flux mod raises the max flux rate which increases fuel usage rate with it.
The zues can output 1 megawatt so its meant to be an option for people that want to run arrays of energy weapons, thor outputs 100kw which is likely to be enough for any large base running traditional defenses.
I would say a standard setup for a base would be 1 thor turbine with 2 cores, then you run both cores at lower flux levels and when you need to shut 1 down for repairs or refuels then the other can take over the full load.
To max out a zues it would only take 6 fully upgraded cores running the breeder mod with the peak output being around 50% fuel usage, and that would charge a PPC in seconds.