Powah

Powah is a tech mod that's all about generating, storing, and transmitting Power. Ranging from basic FE generation to Reactors that produce 250k FE/t, Powah has you covered! To get started, get some Uraninite!

Asks for: Uraninite

Almost every single machine you can make in the mod will require a Dielectric Casing. You'll need to make the Paste first, as well as some Rods to progress!

Asks for: Dielectric Casing, Dielectric Paste

In the beginning, you can get by with creating the Starter and Basic tier machines using Iron, but you'll eventually need to create energized mats using the Energizing Orb. The Energizing Orb will energize items using nearby Energizing Rods within a 9x9 area around it, creating better materials for you to use to progress through the Tiers in Powah. To power the orb, you'll need to attach Energizing Rods to Energy Cables that are being supplied with energy. If you want the Orb to energize faster, either make more rods, upgrade to higher tier rods, or both! To see if the Rods are connected, set your Wrench to link mode and you can link any Rod to the Orb.

Asks for: Energizing Orb, Energizing Rod (Basic), Energizing Rod (Starter), Energy Cable (Basic), Energy Cable (Starter)

The Magmator will generate FE when supplied with Lava.

Asks for: Magmator (Starter)

The Reactor is a 3x4x3 multiblock generator that burns Urananite as fuel to produce FE. To build it, you'll need to make a total of 36 Reactor Blocks. While holding 36 in hand, placing one block will auto-build the reactor. Make sure to clear out some room first! You'll want to cool the reactor down for it to create more FE, and you can do this with either solid or liquid coolant. To use a solid coolant, you'll also need to give it some liquid coolant as well. Dry Ice makes for a great solid coolant! (Note: 1 Water Bucket will do). You can also increase the FE generation by keeping the fuel buffer full, as well as adding both Coal and Redstone to the Reactor. Using Blocks of either will also work!

Asks for: Reactor (Starter)

Used to energize items using the Energizing Orb.

Asks for: Energizing Rod (Starter)

This block will drain FE from any charged item.

Asks for: Energy Discharger (Starter)

The Furnator will burn items like coal and wood to produce FE.

Asks for: Furnator (Starter)

One of the best options for "Passive Power", the Thermal Generator will produce FE when placed over a Heat Source and given a steady supply of water. There are currently 3 blocks you can place this over: a Magma block which produces the lowest, a lava source block which is a little better, or a Block of Blazing Crystal, which provides the most heat.

Asks for: Thermo Generator (Starter)

The Energy Hopper will charge any chargeable item inside of the inventory of the block it is pointed to, like a chest.

Asks for: Energy Hopper (Starter)

These can be used to charge items in your inventory, or can be used to increase the overall power capacity of an Ender Network channel.

Asks for: Battery (Starter)

The Player Transmitter will charge a player's items wirelessly. You must first bind this to a player using a Binding Card. This is the basic card which allows the transmitter to only work in the same dimension. You can upgrade this by using a Binding Card (Dimensional) instead. Note: To get a Player Aerial Pearl, use an Aerial Pearl on a Zombie or Husk.

Asks for: Binding Card, Binding Card (Dimensional), Player Transmitter (Starter)

The Solar Panel generates FE when given direct access to the sun. However, you can use a Lens of Ender to ignore blocks in its way.

Asks for: Solar Panel (Starter)

The Power Bank of Powah. These can also be used to upgrade the total power storage capacity of your wireless Ender Networks.

Asks for: Energy Cell (Starter)

The Ender Cell will store power for a channel in your Ender Network. To increase the power capacity of the network, right click on the Ender Cell to open up the interface, then add either a Battery or an Energy Cell to increase the overall capacity.

Asks for: Ender Cell (Starter)

The basic cables for transferring power.

Asks for: Energy Cable (Starter)

Ender Gates are used to transfer power wirelessly to and from an adjacent block into the Ender Network. Think of these like wireless access points to your wireless network of power. Note: You can only add power storage capacity using an Ender Cell.

Asks for: Ender Gate (Starter)