The Rechargeable Capacitor Contest

  • lamyipfu
    9th Jul 2017 Member 0 Permalink

    ppip can store phot/elec, which has a sprk/area ratio of 1 and you know how to do the rest.
    Or to go further, using catelite's method with slight adjustment, which utilize the secret storage space of each portal channel to store 240 phot/elec per px., then use layering to compress 5 PRTI channels into a single px to achieve the sprk/area ratio of 240*5 = 1200 sprk pre px.
    Of course you need to control the rate that ppip/prto releases the phot/elec to a maximum of 0.125 sprk/frame or the solar panel would waste some energy before it is able to be conducted.

    Ultimate solution by far:
    E-hole + snow(phot/elec)

    Everything here is just theory, no real product.
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    Flaw of the rules(Bypassing the limit on btry, dtec family, conv(sprk) to get infinite power within small area):
    pscn+nscn loop
    clne(sprk) can produce unstable sprk flow

    Edited once by lamyipfu. Last: 9th Jul 2017
  • FuriousWeasel
    9th Jul 2017 Member 1 Permalink

    @lamyipfu: You don't even need the pscn+nscn to create a loop that produces infinte power. Almost any conductor will do. id:2160479 

     

    Also... here's my entry for the contest:

    Edited 3 times by FuriousWeasel. Last: 9th Jul 2017
  • lamyipfu
    9th Jul 2017 Member 0 Permalink

    I know it is not needed, but it is nearly effortless to create such loop with pscn+nscn single gateway so you don't need prop tool.
    Anyway, nice work for the capacitor. Hmm, never realized dray could stack energy particles directly, that meeanns in-game layering machine.

  • FuriousWeasel
    9th Jul 2017 Member 0 Permalink
  • LBPHacker
    9th Jul 2017 Developer 1 Permalink

     

    • Fits inside the box.
    • Not layered.
    • No DTEC, detector wall, BTRY or CONV(SPRK) (actually no CONV at all).
    • Spark interface. The number of sparks going out equals the number of sparks going in (given enough time*).
    • Discharge on demand.

     

    SPNG stores up to 49 WATR. That means the score of this battery approaches 4900 as its size increases. Being able to store 426545 sparks and spanning the full 108 by 89 building zone, the score of the this setup is 4437.

     

    *: The flow of sparks going out is only continuous if there are at least about 10K sparks stored in the system. Otherwise it takes astronomical times to get even one spark out. But there was no time limit so...

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  • tptquantum
    9th Jul 2017 Member 0 Permalink

    @LBPHacker (View Post)

     *uses console to put SPNG's life to 65535*

  • QuanTech
    9th Jul 2017 Member 0 Permalink

    O god. @LBPHacker @FuriousWeasel I'm adding your scores to my second post. Well, that was great. The contest is now over! FuriousWeasel is the winner

  • LBPHacker
    9th Jul 2017 Developer 0 Permalink

    You still haven't added FW's score :P Oh you have.

     

    Anyway, another one for the heck of it.

     

     

    1048576 sparks, 1820 px area. Score: 57614

    33554432 sparks, 2120 px area. Score: 1582756

     

    Sooooooooooooooooooooooo I know it's over... but it's higher than FW's score :P

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  • QuanTech
    9th Jul 2017 Member 0 Permalink

    @LBPHacker (View Post)

     Contest is over :P

  • LBPHacker
    9th Jul 2017 Developer 0 Permalink

    Okay I get it, it's over. I wish to add though that it ended quite abruptly and with no prior notice. The OP doesn't reflect the fact that it's over either. Right now it seems as if it's over because the judge saw a damn high score and thought that it was pointless to continue the contest.

    Edited once by LBPHacker. Last: 9th Jul 2017