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Yep, pretty sure my batteries just stopped even though all thre were half full. Plus the solar flare lasted days
2. Keep your freezer cold enough. If you keep it at -1 C, it will work, yes,
but the room will heat up above the "refrigered" temperature pretty quickly on
solar flare.
3. Use multiple doors and reduce how often people go in.
For example, if you got plenty of meal, stop your cook to cook.
Each time someone open the door, you heatup the room.
4. Keep your kitchen and rooms linked with your freezer cold enough help.
Passive cooler can't reduce temperature below 15C which is not enough
to to give any bonus on food conservation buuuut, having some in the
kitchen will help to keep it cold enough to reduce how the freezer
heat up when people open doors.
(if the freezer door lead to a 100C room, it will heatup more vs a room at 15C)
The best way to deal with it is to have as little raw food as possible. Generally, anything that is prepared will last through it alright.
lol, no worries.
Does anyone know if the thickness of roof makes a difference? Like if burrowing into a mountain stops any of the solar flare?
another alternative is to have them under a roof but exposed to outside freezing temps....but actually im not sure if they will spoil like that or not
nothing u can do about solar flares, but they only last a short amount of time so shouldnt be too dramatic
Nope, nothing can be done to avoid the effects of a solar flare.. other than not using any power at all, of course.
Ok, making that Pecimain stuff some other poster mentioned is probably my best option. Will stock pile it in a safe room then lock that room off until it's needed.
below 0 (you need to have enough of them).You need ice to make it work (logic)
which can be haverest/buy/crafted.
But, this mod also add a lot of other things like weapons, armors, buildable...
and medieval factions. And I don't know if you would like that.
Those factions are not like the vanilla one. You are not getting a couple
of half naked guy... but an army of people with steel armors and helmet.
Most of them are melee so you get swarmed pretty quickly if you are
not ready for that. (and those damn medieval grenades are damn annoying :p)
Try creating a food economy that doesn't rely upon frozen/refigeration, and you'll discover that fridges arn't as important as people think. (Though, it would help if there were more options for preservation, like jerky, and preserves)
Yeah, are you playing another game or different version? The coolers stop working immediately.
My double walled mountain freezer has gone from -10 to +8 degrees Celcius in just 4 hours. My nearly 1000 pieces of muffalo meat (that I barely saved during an extreme heat wave) is going to go bad very soon.
I came to the discusion boards hoping to save my meat...only to find my goose is cooked.
The solar flare wont last long enough to destroy your meat so long as it wasnt rotting in less than a day.
Hmm.. Maybe having a separate compartment just for the meat within the freezer, also behind a double door airlock would help? And perhaps locking all the doors the moment a flare hits so no one can enter the freezer (and let some of the cooled air out) at all will help the temperature stay lower enough to provide refrigeration.
I'll try this in the future..