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Updated to include newer components,
Both old and new controllers still works but definitely recommend the new one as it uses less materials to make
Not sure what it represents
Note that it's probably still possible for this reactor to overheat if a sudden high load is generated, e.g. by emp attacks, ballast flora infecting the junction boxes, or sudden high demand from full throttle or battery charging; an additional small overload protection circuit can avoid this situation based on reactor temperature and just reducing the fission rate by about 10.