Energypack
Energypack is a chestplate-slot backpack from Industrial Craft 2 that stores 2,000,000 EU (the mod's energy unit) and recharges electric tools while mining.
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Description
Energypack is a wearable EU storage item from Industrial Craft 2: the pack holds up to 2,000,000 EU and recharges the electric tool held in the player's hand. To start, charge the Energypack and equip the pack in the chestplate armor slot. While the Energypack is worn, an electric tool draws energy from the pack instead of draining the tool's internal storage. Because the Energypack is power tier 3, the pack can recharge every electric tool, including the Iridium Drill and the Mining Laser.
The Energypack is crafted from two Advanced Circuits, two Energy Crystals, and four Iron in a shaped recipe with the bottom-middle cell left empty; a single craft produces one backpack. Away from the base, the Energypack recharges without an MFE or MFSU: a worn Solar Helmet or Static Boots feeds the pack, and standing on an EU Chargepad refills the pack too. For a player who runs electric tools all day, the Energypack turns the chestplate slot into a 2,000,000 EU reserve that powers every electric tool in Industrial Craft 2.
The Energypack is crafted from two Advanced Circuits, two Energy Crystals, and four Iron in a shaped recipe with the bottom-middle cell left empty; a single craft produces one backpack. Away from the base, the Energypack recharges without an MFE or MFSU: a worn Solar Helmet or Static Boots feeds the pack, and standing on an EU Chargepad refills the pack too. For a player who runs electric tools all day, the Energypack turns the chestplate slot into a 2,000,000 EU reserve that powers every electric tool in Industrial Craft 2.
Block properties
| Item ID |
ic2:energy_pack
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p ic2:energy_pack
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| Stackable | No |
Guide
How to Use the Energypack in Industrial Craft 2
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Craft the Energypack
On a crafting table, fill the top row with an Advanced Circuit, an Iron, and an Advanced Circuit, the middle row with an Energy Crystal, an Iron, and an Energy Crystal, and the bottom corners with an Iron each, leaving the bottom-middle cell empty.
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Charge the Energypack in an MFE or MFSU
The Energypack is power tier 3, so place the pack into an MFE or an MFSU and wait for the full 2,000,000 EU charge.
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Equip the chestplate armor slot
Open the inventory and put the charged Energypack into the chestplate armor slot.
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Work with an electric tool
Use an electric tool such as the Iridium Drill or the Mining Laser as usual; the tool draws energy from the worn Energypack instead of the tool's own storage.
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Recharge away from the base
Wear a Solar Helmet or Static Boots, or stand on an EU Chargepad, to refill the Energypack without an MFE or MFSU.
Why only an MFE or MFSU
The Energypack sits on power tier 3, so lower-tier storage units cannot charge the pack — only an MFE or an MFSU can.
How to craft this block
Crafting
Energypack
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Frequently asked questions
How much EU does the Energypack store?
The Energypack stores up to 2,000,000 EU and feeds that energy to the electric tool held in hand while the pack is worn in the chestplate slot.
Where does the Energypack go in the inventory?
The Energypack is equipped in the chestplate armor slot, the same slot a normal chestplate uses.
Which machines can charge the Energypack?
Only the MFE and the MFSU can charge the Energypack, because the pack is power tier 3; a Solar Helmet, Static Boots, or an EU Chargepad recharge the pack away from storage units.
How is the Energypack crafted?
One Energypack is crafted from two Advanced Circuits, two Energy Crystals, and four Iron in a shaped recipe with the bottom-middle cell empty.
Does the Energypack work with the Iridium Drill?
The Energypack recharges any electric tool thanks to power tier 3, including the Iridium Drill and the Mining Laser.
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