Modular Frame 10/min

Modular Frame 10/min

Input:

  • Iron Ore 180
  • Coal 30
  • Max. consumption 107.6 MW

Output:

  • Modular Frame 10

Size:

  • 7x7 foundations

Simple, fully balanced Modular frame module. This one use coal to save some iron ore resources and production is based on steel. MK.3 belts and lifts are used.
Blue merger is input for Iron Ore, black one for Coal(i did not used signs, to avoid Raw Quartz needs).
If you prefer modular frames only from iron ore, use this blueprint https://satisfactory-calculator.com/en/blueprints/index/details/id/2654/name/Early+game+Modular+Frame+Factory+9.5+per+minute

There are no MODS required.
Don't be lazy and rate my blueprint by clicking on stars! Other players also want to know, if this is usable, or trash. Thanks.

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  • Створено 29 жовт. 2023 16:16:18
  • Останнє оновлення 29 жовт. 2023 16:24:16
  • Попередній перегляд (Alpha Test) See blueprint
  • derekos - 22 лист. 2024 06:26:37

    I can confirm that this powers up just fine. Follow the picture and know that the main power point is on the side of the bottom of the vertical lift.

  • Katoo - 19 вер. 2024 19:14:21

    Oswald1979, that is not true. It is fully working without mods. Just check first image and connect power to wall outlet, as you can see on image. That is only one point, where you need to connect power, all other buildings are already connected.

  • Oswald1979 - 19 вер. 2024 18:38:55

    This is unfortunately NOT usable without mods. Without a mod to allow daisy chaining you can't supply power to the blueprint.

  • Katoo - 17 лист. 2023 15:59:19

    Krishagen, it is a Daisy chain mod. You can create connection with installed mod and use it without mod installed.

  • Krishagen - 17 лист. 2023 15:27:11

    Working as a charm, thanks! How do you hook up the powercables to via the machines, though? Can't figure it out.