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EU (revision 2459)

Feanturi. 2011. “EU (revision 2459).” Industrial-Craft-Wiki.

Cite as
Industrial-Craft-Wiki, EU (2011)
Original
https://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=EU&oldid=2459
sha256
97e7caea2e30e9d5de599bf462233cf3d2570a96988f1c567db46455bfc2bf76
Archived
https://web.archive.org/web/20251009061930/https://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=EU&oldid=2459
Accessed
2026-10-26
Licence
IMS-License (It's my stuff!); quoted briefly for research.
Credit
Feanturi, "EU", Industrial-Craft-Wiki, revision of 2 May 2011.
Notes
The IC1-era EU page, created 2 May 2011; it defines EU/s as per frame, unlike the later IC2 EU/t.

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  • IndustrialCraft
  • Power network

Claims (2)

In IndustrialCraft 1 energy is counted in EU, energy units. The IC wiki's EU page of May 2011 says the rate written EU/s is not EU per second: Alblaka defined it as EU per frame.revision of 2 May 2011, opening and "EU/s"Wiki
IndustrialCraft² kept IC1's energy units, cables, Generator, Macerator and electric furnace, all on the IC wiki by spring 2011 and all on its 2012 IC2 pages, and rebuilt how energy moves. Announcing IC², Alblaka wrote that a fellow modder was reworking the energy code; in 2018 the IC2 developer Chocohead described IC1's cables as whole blocks that ticked once a second, replaced in IC2 by smaller tiered cables. Tiered cables, packet sizes and transformers appear on the IC wiki's 2012 pages and in none of its 2011 revisions read here.revision of 2 May 2011Wiki
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