I see you have some seemingly pointless squiggles inside your balances, as well as some unconnected underground belts betwixt the wagons. Is there a reason for this? Are you just trying to fill space?


The belts between inserters and 1 to 1 balancer are needed for buffering items. The ...

Example:
Loader Station.png


Very beautiful creation, very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

It is true that the distance between each chest is hardly important. Too many combinator however.

Did you create an unload on the same principle?


Thanks. The unloader was designed before the ...

My balanced train loader uses a different approach. Each wagon has an output lane balancer, 4 curved belts (for more belt > inserter > chest speed), with belt speed reduced to 50% using a clock signal (otherwise 2 of the chests will get more items). The chests will not be exactly balanced as OP's ...

Thanks for replying, eradicator. I tested your solution and it is indeed very clever. Do you have a belt-based unloading blueprint?

https://i.imgur.com/m2FGT21.jpg

How it works: inserters take items from the wagons only if there's enough space to completely unload all the wagons. Inserter's stack size are set to 10, so all of them pick the same ammount of items when the wagon is almost empty. Moreover, they work synchronized ...