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User:Hash/SelfPoweredHaltableRepeater

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The "tall" and the "wide" designs are really just standard dwarven reactors thrown all-up-ons a four stage repeater perfected elsewhere.
The "two-step twink" design pattern is a significantly more optomized and compact two stage repeater design, and planned with walkability during and after construction in mind.

tall


W W
W ÷ ÷ W
W ÷ σ ÷ W
_ _



¤
¤ ¤ ¤
¤ ¤
¤


_ ÷ ÷ _
÷ ÷
÷ ÷
_ ÷ ÷ _


^ ^
^ ^
Pour water into starting the
reactor first; some of it
may leak down the axle into
the repeater, but this
should stop as soon as the
reactor starts running
unless you continue to
overfill it.


This could be arranged much
more compactly in the y-
coordinate if one didn't
mind the control gear in
the reactor being submerged,
but that would also require
redesigning the gear layer
of the repeater so that
gears are only on top of 
the dark green pump areas.

Unfortunately, the two pumps
in the reactor still can't
be unified in any design
where you have an axle
going down, and it's also
quite difficult to have the
reactor under the repeater
because one can't get past
the pressure plate layer.


I didn't bother placing all
access paths necessary for
construction on this plan,
obviously.




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wide


σ
¤
¤ ¤ ¤
¤ ¤
¤


W W
W ÷ W
W ÷ W
_ ÷ ÷ _
÷ ÷
÷ ÷
_ ÷ ÷ _


^ ^
^ ^
i don't think a full reactor
is necessarily necessary
here.  only one of the
repeater pumps should be
running at any given time,
and as such a mini reactor
should do just fine.


if you'd like to connect all
the pressure plates on the
bottom level to the same work
area as the middle level,
connect them with six doors,
then put one additional door
north of the red plate, and
a ramp north of that.





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two-step twink


0 1 2 3 4
1
2
3
4 σ
5 x
6
7 # ¤
8 ÷ ¤
9 ÷
0 _
1
2 x
3


0 1 2 3 4
1
2 W
3 W ÷
4 W ÷
5 x
6
7 _ ¤
8 ÷ ¤
9 ÷
0 ^
1
2 x
3


0 1 2 3 4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 ^
8
9
0
1
2 x
3
walkways shown are sufficient
for construction and later
access to pressure plates
from north or south, all 
without walls outside of
the four-tile width.

turn any hallway in your
fortress into a machine of
madness effortlessly!


this is the best tested
design, if you couldn't tell.


space must be channelled
though both the floor above
the pump and the floor
between the two uncolored
gears.  (the grate shown
is to circumvent the
walkability issue that this
would otherwise produce.)


it's completely possible to
fill the reactor chamber to
the brim after it's been 
started; this may make it
slightly easier to insure it
never goes dry.



You can probably tell I have a wide-screen monitor.