Rotarycraft 1.6 Speed Spotlight Part 1:Energy Producers
26Part 2 (Energy transfer):http://youtu.be/Lb3KLXt01C4
Part 3 (Production machines): http://youtu.be/P-JM2TuhyI8
Part 4 (Farming machines):http://youtu.be/ze7__g7LfG4
Part 5 (Tool items): http://youtu.be/h5M7_9RoDrE
Part 6 (Combat/scanning/cosmetics):http://youtu.be/tqBiQZzt_z4
Part 7 (Misc items, mod compat.):http://youtu.be/bNNjGDR3wcc
Rotarycraft is coming in the latest FTB Packs as a major tech mod. It focuses around the energy of rotation, i.e. make a shaft rotate and use that to operate machines. In this part, I will show you the various ways to generate rotational energy, they are:
1:52-DC Electric Engine, uses only a redstone signal, low power
2:30-Wind Turbine, Uses the wind to make power, low power
2:56-Steam Engine, Uses water and heat(from fire below), low power
3:31-Gasoline Engine, Uses Ethanol Crystals(guide on how to make included), Average power
4:18-AC Electric Engine, Uses Alternating redstone signal and magnetized shaft core(Magnetization guide included), Average power
5:07-Performance Engine, Uses ethanol crystals and another fuel(Needs to be cooled), High Power
5:36-Hydrokinetic Engine, Uses falling water(128 block water drop recommended) consumes lubricant, High Power
5:57-Microturbine, Consumes Jet Fuel(Long process), Massive Power
6:15-Gas Turbine, Consumes Jet Fuel(Large risks), MAX POWER
6:47-Solar Mirror & Tower, Consumes water (Large Fire Hazard), scalable power
How to use the screwdiver-8:05
How to use the Angular Transducer-7:50
Another Note, Green is Input, red is Output.
Leave any questions in the comments, remember: power transfer, power modification, power storage, and power usage, are coming soon!
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