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28th June

2nd July

Now with plasma and salt separation. Still using fans for cooling cause I can't fully figure out how to cool stuff. UPDATE (July 1st): Swaped out the plasma clone and cooling for more "proper" methods.

water saltwater plasma heater vapor condense

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wiktor1 5th July

exactly 2.5k views nice
Cr4ckHorse 3rd July

There is actually a reason the heater isn't brimmed with NBLE, if it's filled too much it builds heat too quickly and melts the circuit. The amount in there is enough that it maintains around 300~600c wwithout melting the circuit beyond use.
Leaf1 3rd July

Also, for more efficent heating you cal fully fill the NOBLE heater!
Leaf1 3rd July

You can using a water cooling system with my condenser ID: 3008839
wiktor1 2nd July

I lost this save and tried searching via user and thought your name was cr4zyhorse lol, welp i have remembered to favorite it now
Cr4ckHorse 1st July

*unnecessary clones
Cr4ckHorse 1st July

Updated it, swaped out the necessary clones. Also tried decorating, it's simple but I think it's fitting.
Cr4ckHorse 1st July

That is really good to know thanks! May try to update this now with the self cooling materials in mind
_killer_ 1st July

Also, if you don't want a PLSM clone for heating, you can also spark METL, because that creates heat. So all you would need would be a singular battery, but even that would be replacable if you build a generator powered by some fuel, that has to be manually refilled.
_killer_ 1st July

An easy way of cooling, without using any clone or letting the water freeze, would be to use PTCT or NTCT, because these two semi-conductors cool themself.

The Powder Toy

Saltwater Distiller V2 by Cr4ckHorse

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