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Technically, you can daisy chain them by alternating when side they are facing, and if you hook them up to a supply network, they will automatically pull ice.
What I typically do is go mine ice, bring to base, many O2/H2 generators at base work on that storing it all in base tanks. When I dock a ship, I fill the ship hydrogen tank, continue about mining.
I set three generators h2/o2 and 2 hydrogen generators.
I disable all engines, set batteries to "recharge only", but generators continue to work and spent ice.
And the last but not least, my fuel tanks stopped to refueling. Even when I enable batteries back.
I just add two hydrogen generators to my grid - that's all - and looks like all my fuel in them because cockpit shows that I can park ship on 17 years before it discharged.
P.S. also hydrogen engines not working. It ignites and suddenly turn off.
So, I placed 9 batteries, remove all hydrogen generators and it's enough for 1 day at space and 30-60 min of flight on atmo engines.
Three generators of h2/o2 working very well and refill tanks with H2 on 48 kN force for 3 large hydrogen engines. If less power, fuel in tanks not decrease