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(lack of) Use of Alloy in Electronic Factory

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zacnlinc    4

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Just curious if I'm expecting too much with alloy usage within the production of TVs.    I've noticed that my three TV factories are not using alloy at the same rate they're using the other resources.  In fact, I've been able to turn off the delivery of alloy to the factories from local sources with no problems at all.  The factories keep pumping out TVs and the allow levels do not change!!!    What's up with that??!!!  Guess I should just sell off the storage bins of alloy I've been stock piling...

 

 

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I don't have much experience in the electronics specialization, but if you're still creating TVs without the alloy then keep churning em' out :) whatever rolls in the money.

Just an uninteresting person that plays video games for your falsified amusement.

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Ocram's Razr    964

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Alloy is used to make processors and computers. TVs are made with just processors and plastic.

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    Thanks Ocram!! Guess I best diversify if I'd like to use the alloy stocked at the plant already!

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