The device was constructed for larger objects, thus a small change in weight has little effect. Additionally the turret does not weight that much, it should be nearly the same, I suppose it would even be in working order still.

What would the correct portion/ratio be to add a gatling turret with a small cargo container for the ammo on the top??? I want to add listening stations floating around the antenna is fine on the solar array but this little unit I want to be able to turn it and then protect the array, isthis too much for the overload process?

I guess the automation part (power overload?) has been modded into the game, so not useable as now for me.
But the idea to use Soloar Panels + lights as "solar sensor" is pretty nice.

I made a second version with 2 axis
Automatic Solar Tracking 2.0

Cmon, I am not a hater. I am an engineer in real life and I just wrote what I thought.
This is genius and I just thought the presentation could be a bit different, to reach more people so they get known a good (new to workshop) designer, sorry if that sounded wrong.

Every time somebody invents something great in real life it´s possible that it´s not beeing noticed because it was not "colored" enough for the big ones.

I like the story, very clever, dont listen to the haters of creativity :)

The story background was for immersion only in case people want to read some more about it or integrate it in their play. Also I did write a short version of what it actually does, read the second sentence of the description (Basically the first few sentences). To sum it up it will rotate an object mounted on a rotational axis towards or directly opposite to the sun (which does not matter for solar arrays given that they produce energy with both sides).

Too less discription of the engineering you´ve done. This is a really nice piece and evidence of your creativity but to show that you might highlight in your discription what ´s the cool gimmic in your object better instead of create a huge text with story etc. However I am curious for your next work.

Amazing I would love to pick your brain on a few design items this is really clever. This concept may be able to be a sort of early R2 unit?... hmm

Thanks ;D

Great idea! Never thought to use the overload as a cut-off for best positioning.