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However, you will need to create them in order to build the Small Carrier Rockets used to construct the Dyson Sphere itself.
While on paper they just make 9MW of power, that's a consistent power over a long period of time. Once you fill a nuclear reactor you don't have to refuel it much, this means comparatively you can fuel far more reactors for a given production of fuel cells compared to Hydrogen cells in Thermal plants.
Secondly, they are so power dense filling your Mecha fuel chamber with them gives a backup of over 40 GJ of power. That's more than enough for hours away from your power network for when you start taking more and more trips to other planets or other systems.
They're absolutely mech fuel. They're the best mech fuel, as they last a very long time.
I haven't used them in reactors though. I have no need for that, as my sphere is putting out 600 MJ of power in the only system I need a lot of it. That's been enough so far, and that number is doubling by the day as I continue construction.
Looks like you are talking about hydrogen fuel rod, not deuterium one. Hydrogen fuel rod can be used as mech fuel but cannot be used in fusion reactor and this topic is about deuterium rod.