Reinforced Conductor Tip
Reinforced Conductor Tip is the middle of the three tips for the Ala Industrial Lightning Rod Generator: it banks 25 000 EU and bleeds 20 EU/t.
Description
The Reinforced Conductor Tip recipe is shaped on a crafting table: two Electronic Circuits in the top corners, three Tempered Iron Plates across the top middle and the sides, a Copper Conductor Tip in the centre, and one Tempered Iron in the bottom middle. A Reinforced Conductor Tip lasts for 400 000 EU of banked strikes — twenty caught strikes — while a strike wasted on a full capacitor wears the tip twice as hard, so spend the reserve before a thunderstorm rolls in. A worn Reinforced Conductor Tip is restored on the Component Repair Bench, and later the same tip becomes the core of the Advanced Conductor Tip recipe with two Advanced Circuits and three Gold Plates. Ala Industrial runs on Java Edition only and loads on both Fabric and NeoForge.
Block properties
| Item ID |
alaindustrial:lightning_rod_conductor_tip_reinforced
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|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p alaindustrial:lightning_rod_conductor_tip_reinforced
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| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Java Edition | 26.2 |
Guide
How to use a Reinforced Conductor Tip in Ala Industrial
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1
Craft the tip on a crafting table
Lay out two Electronic Circuits in the top corners, three Tempered Iron Plates across the top middle and the sides, a Copper Conductor Tip in the centre, and one Tempered Iron in the bottom middle.
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2
Arm the Lightning Rod Generator
Set the Lightning Rod Generator under open sky in a biome where rain actually falls, then drop the Reinforced Conductor Tip into the central part slot — the mast rises and the rod starts waiting for weather.
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3
Wire any side except the top
Attach an LV cable to any face but the top: lightning lands on the top face, while the Reinforced Conductor Tip feeds the grid at 20 EU/t through every other side.
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4
Drain the reserve before the next storm
Spend the banked energy down before bad weather returns: at full output the 25 000 EU reserve of the Reinforced Conductor Tip empties in 1 250 ticks, just over a minute.
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5
Repair or upgrade the tip
Take a worn Reinforced Conductor Tip to the Component Repair Bench, or craft it into an Advanced Conductor Tip together with two Advanced Circuits, three Gold Plates and one Electronic Circuit.
A strike into a full capacitor is lost completely and wears the Reinforced Conductor Tip twice as hard, and a tip that breaks on a strike takes its remaining reserve with it — an emptied capacitor before a thunderstorm is the whole rule.
How to craft this block
Used in crafts
- Advanced Conductor Tip
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
What does the Reinforced Conductor Tip do in Ala Industrial?
The Reinforced Conductor Tip is the capacitor of the Lightning Rod Generator: it banks up to 25 000 EU from caught lightning strikes and bleeds the reserve into the LV network at 20 EU/t.
How many strikes does a Reinforced Conductor Tip survive?
A Reinforced Conductor Tip banks 400 000 EU over its lifetime — twenty caught strikes at 20 000 EU each. Strikes wasted on a full capacitor burn the same budget twice as fast.
Does the Lightning Rod Generator work without a conductor tip?
No. Without a tip in the part slot the Lightning Rod Generator catches no energy at all, and every strike is simply lost.
How often does lightning hit the Lightning Rod Generator?
In a thunderstorm a rod under open sky catches a strike roughly every 45 seconds, in plain rain about once every 4 minutes — and never in a desert or snowy biome, where rain does not fall.
Can a worn Reinforced Conductor Tip be repaired?
Yes. The Component Repair Bench restores a worn Reinforced Conductor Tip — the same bench that repairs windmill rotors and water mill wheels.
How is the Reinforced Conductor Tip different from the other tip grades?
The Copper Conductor Tip holds 20 000 EU, bleeds 16 EU/t and lasts five strikes; the Reinforced Conductor Tip holds 25 000 EU at 20 EU/t for twenty strikes; the Advanced Conductor Tip holds 30 000 EU at 24 EU/t for sixty strikes.
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