Gravity battery not working in powernetwork
I have this setup where I store the power from the waterwheels in a few gravity batteries. But when the draught came the power batteries didn't work. Does the powerwheel not transfer power from batteries or is this a bug?
Comments: 5
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13 Sep, '23
Jcheung Adminyou are connecting to a surface that a) blocks one battery from its full potential and b) does not transfer power. if there's no blue gear visible on the surface a power shaft is pointed at, it can't accept power.
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31 Dec, '23
DeaTerraeSo, I've got my gravity batteries set up and properly connected to the system. They are running my buildings during this drought. However, When I click on the power shafts, it shows the network power supply as zero but the correct demand. My buildings are, indeed, running. Could this be what the OP was trying to communicate?
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31 Dec, '23
Jcheung Adminno, the OP was physically not connected to the batteries.
you're drawing power from the batteries, which does not modify generation amount because it's not generating power. -
01 Feb
principatHi,
I use a similar network with multiple batteries, and the batteries are working, but the charged batteries do not fill up the neede power. With 7 to 9 connected batteries (each with about 14000hps) the supplied power at a draught ist only about 600hps while the demanded power by the network is about 3000hps.
It seems like, the power supplyed by on batterie is used to charge the others so the power wont get to the network / factories.
Also i would expect that the over night charged batteries would supply the diffrence to the needed power (3000hps), the next day, if the other supplys like wheels (all about 2500hps) wont provide enougth. -
05 Feb
principathere is an image,
as you see there is many power, but it is not used by the network
