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That said, I'm disappointed that the Condenser only produces a mere 120kDTU - same as the heat removed from the output. To be realistic - in real life - nothing is 100% heat and energy efficient, but apparently this is. The fact that the Condenser consumes 1200W should mean that it should produce far more heat than the output. That electricity has to go somewhere and in real life it nearly always gets converted into heat. This Condenser is too good, making the Thermo Regulator and Aquatuner quite obsolete.
For the sake of game balance, that 120kDTU should be radically increased. At a minimum, it should be doubled , if not increased from 5 to 10 times. In my testing, 2 Condensers working nonstop could not even make enough heat to noticeably increase the water temp in a small room, let alone produce steam (to run the Turbine I had above).
Set Thermo Regulator to nearly liquid temperature and precool gas for condenser.
There is some kind of an issue with mixed inputs : when the condenser gets mixed gases as input, it cools them down as soon as there is 30kg of any one of them but only outputs what caused the process to start and keeps the other liquids. It lacks something like an "empty storage" command, or maybe to eject everything at the end of a cooling cycle.