I wish there was a system where we can visually see the 'nuclear liquid' in the rods go down in time. Ursprünglich geschrieben von MarkJohnson: Than you for the power correction though. I have Marblemelon pots in my Cyclops to reduce the need for water bottles when I'm on the move, but I can't pass up those 50 oz bottles when I'm exploring so my filter's often running. I know the filteration shuts off after it's full, but when it is on it's pretty draining. Now, if I can get the prawn suit unstuck from the alien aquarium I can harvest some titanium and build a bunch of power draining devices and see what happens. It says it drains in 80 minutes of full use per rod and each rod has 20,000 power. I find so much water, I usually have it stockpiled for days anyway.īut I found a wiki on the nuclear reactor: I am also a vegetarian and plants provide a lot of water, so I use little water, but make more trips back to base and even then, it is because I'm overloaded with loot and not because I'm thirsty. I think outside lights, and charging batteries/vehicles drain it the most. Unless you're draining water constantly, it is off most of the time. The water filtration system shuts off when full of 2-water and 2-salt. Otherwise you'll probably replace them once in a blue moon.

If you use continuously draining machinery like the water filtration system then you will probably replace the rods every so often. Ursprünglich geschrieben von Emurinus:The rods don't directly indicate how drained they get over time, but each rod has 90 minutes if constantly used iirc.

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