How do you charge Fuel Rods?

[RagingTeaPot]

I crafted a bunch of fuel rods but they are all empty. If I buy one from Auction it's loaded with fuel but crafted ones are empty. How do you charge them?

[Gn0m3]

I think its F'd up right now, but theres a blueprint for a Fuel Rod (Full) and Fuel Rod (Refill). If i craft either one, it just disappears for a second and turns itself into an empty fuel rod. im sitting on 110 empty rods now.

[Cunnah]

Double check those fuel rods... you might find they are actually full, when made they are just called fuel rod.

[Jnkyrddg]

You need to craft filled fuel rods with empty ones, you'll need a specific ressource to refill them.

As for Auction house fuel rods they need to be 100% full so you can sell them.

[starkmaddness]

Originally posted by RagingTeaPot:

I crafted a bunch of fuel rods but they are all empty. If I buy one from Auction it's loaded with fuel but crafted ones are empty. How do you charge them?

There are THREE craftable rods. A Full one (creates a new rod from materials), an Empty one, and a Full Refill (requires an empty one to craft).

[RagingTeaPot]

Thanks everyone, and where can you get Nhurgite? It's in the AH but I don't know where to mine it?

[RagingTeaPot]

Originally posted by Cunnah:

Double check those fuel rods... you might find they are actually full, when made they are just called fuel rod.

I figured this out, you need Nhurgite which you can initially buy from the Auction House (AH) and then craft just the refill and it'll automatically refill all your containers (if right click and select all, assuming you have enough Nhurgite).

You can also sell them all at the marketplace if you just want to get rid of them, you get like 150 credits each for empty rods.

[starkmaddness]

Originally posted by RagingTeaPot:

Thanks everyone, and where can you get Nhurgite? It's in the AH but I don't know where to mine it?

In the normal place. It is a bit rare though. You will sometimes find it in Ice.

[Gn0m3]

Originally posted by Cunnah:

Double check those fuel rods... you might find they are actually full, when made they are just called fuel rod.

Your a hero, so when i pulled out the rod it looks empty until you place it, then it turns full. Thanks for the tip!!!