#spom

*As these are self-powered, their power lines aren't connected to anything. The vertical line in the middle is for you main grid, so that you can make use of the excess hydrogen. You could also send it to a high-powered freezer to make liquid hydrogen for rockets.

*Nothing complicated here. The water can be hot as the steel machines can handle it. However, hotter water water will produce hotter oxygen.

*Ignore that pipe on the far left side. It's part of something else. Also, the empty pipe section was something I built for a different water source.

*The radiant pipes will keep those machines from overheating.

*You don't really need the long looping insulated pipes in the middle. They just act as a small storage storage buffer for the generators.

*Any bridges you see that seem redundant all have purposes. Pipe routing follows certain rules regarding flow direction. Bridges will force the flow the way you want it, where you want it.

*Oxygen pipes fit nicely in a 2-turbine cooling loop setup. You just need to have 6 slots rather than 5 (which is what I have in my post).

*hamster wheel for start-up only

*a regular battery could be used instead of a smart battery in a pinch, but you'll need to closely monitor hydrogen production so it doesn't either run out or back up the system

*out line for excess hydrogen; this excess could probably power a small early game base that has few power needs

*hamster wheel for start-up only

*hydrogen line out for excess; if the tank fills up the SPOM will not work properly

*hydrogen out line for excess

*small amounts of hydrogen will occasionally get into the oxygen lines; I couldn't find a way to avoid this

*consumes 112.61 grams/second of water for each dupe