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"Curiosity, the MSL rover that was successfully landed in Gale Crater on August 6, 2012, uses one MMRTG to supply heat and electricity for its components and science instruments. Reliable power from the MMRTG will allow it to operate for several years."
...so for the purposes of the game, I expect constant output forever is a close enough approximation.
The MMRTGs are constantly generating power and saving it into their internal batteries. Once enough enegy is stored, the drill will be powered until the batteries are empty again.
The solution would be to either set up more powersupplies or use a mod that gives you more power per MMRTG/solar panel...
Thanks ill go try that but how many M.M.R.T.G's would i need for one drilling rig?
I have built 5 M.M.R.T.G's the drilling rig can now run 6 minutes how Many do i need?????????
Large Drill - 3.2kW
and it's still struggling to run nonstop till the barrels are all full
so i'ff my math is right and ur info as well i'm gonna need 10 M.M.R.T.G's :(
5 x 290 = 1450 Watts.
The big Drill needs 3200 Watts (thanks Mr. Monochrome), so you have just half of the needed power. So the Drill will be slow, stopping again and again to gather enough energy for the next drilling cycle.
6 MMRTGs @ 309 watts each produces 1854 watts or 1.8kW. Which is nowhere near what the large drill requires but that should run a small drill just fine. From some quick calculations you'll need at least 11 MMRTGs (11 x 309 = 3399W or 3.3kW) to produce enough power and not drain the batteries still. Running all the cables into socket hubs helps combine all that power and daisy chainning one socket to the next hub's socket will help combine everything together as each hub only allows up to 6 connections in/out.
Just another reason why there are more power mods or mods that change how much a solar or MMRTG produce.