How to Make Carbon Rotor Blade in Minecraft
Carbon Rotor Blade
Carbon Rotor Blade is an IC2 crafting component (a part for building larger items); four blades and a Steel Shaft make a Carbon Rotor.
Description
A Carbon Rotor needs 4 Carbon Rotor Blades and 1 Steel Shaft: the Steel Shaft sits in the center of the grid, and the 4 blades go directly above, below, left and right of the shaft. The finished Carbon Rotor has efficiency 1.0, the highest of the four wind rotor types (wood 0.25, iron 0.5, steel 0.75), and works at wind strength from 20 to 110. The rotor is placed in the GUI of a Kinetic Wind Generator, and the Carbon Rotor withstands stronger wind than the steel rotor, whose limit is 90.
Guide
How to craft a Carbon Rotor Blade in IC2
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1
Gather the materials
The player collects 6 Carbon Plates and 3 Raw Carbon Mesh.
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Fill the crafting grid
Raw Carbon Mesh goes into the three slots of the middle column of the 3×3 grid, and Carbon Plate goes into three slots on the left and three on the right.
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3
Take the result
The result slot gives 1 Carbon Rotor Blade.
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4
Repeat the recipe
The recipe is repeated three more times, because one Carbon Rotor needs 4 blades.
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5
Assemble the rotor
Four blades and 1 Steel Shaft arranged in a plus shape make 1 Carbon Rotor: the shaft sits in the center and the blades on the four sides.
A Wind Meter shows the wind strength at the planned site, and the Carbon Rotor needs a wind strength of at least 20.
How to craft this block
Used in crafts
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
What happens when wind strength passes 110?
Carbon Rotor keeps working, but its durability wears out 4 times faster.
How does the rotor produce energy?
The Kinetic Wind Generator produces kinetic energy, and a Kinetic Generator placed next to it converts that into EU. KU output equals wind strength times the output modifier times the rotor efficiency.
How do height and weather change the wind?
Below y = 64 the wind is too weak and the generator makes no EU at all. Wind is strongest around y = 160. Rain adds 25%, and storms add 50%.