Rust Electricity - the FIRST and most important circuit to build

The Infinite Power Circuit is a basic method of maximizing your power utilization while providing backup battery power. This Rust tutorial will show you how to set one up quickly.

[PeaceMaker_]

damn this guy only has ONE vid wtf.... I love how he lays this shit out. I would love to see an updated version of how this works.

[lobxtmic]

This guy...
You know that he is an engineer IRL because of the way how simple and informative this video is.
I love it <3

[Raxerm]

Dude, you explain this so well. Most videos show you how to copy a circuit, not understand it, so this was very helpful.

[RicketyRo]

I hope you come back, this video is very well made and informative.

[dathknight]

1:40 i need the upscale video! This was VERY easy to understand and duplicate! I have a team of 5 and need help getting enough for defenses AND the fun amenities 😂😂😂

[SuperHeadwound]

With all the changes and interest in electricity I really hope you consider making more videos, this was by far the easiest to understand not just the what but the how.

[jamesward]

I am using this circuit every wipe. I have recently learnt a nice way to scale it up 2x using a splitter to divide power into 2 large batteries and scaling power input with 2 turbines

[MajorisMons]

DUDE THANK YOU!

I just scaled this with 5 solar panels, and soon a windmill plus a backup generator. It is so simple and elegant.

[SketchBen]

Would love to see more tutorials like this it was not only extremely informative but also very insightful.

Thank you

[ForTheOmnissiah]

This circuit pretty much fixes having to brute-force power generation to extreme levels in order to charge (usually during the day) the batteries by having significantly more power than necessary for the system. It works doing it that way, but you end up with a lot of expenditure on solar and wind turbines when you only need just enough. Great explanation!

[catwithasubtlesmile]

bro comeback, the community needs your teaching

[Shadowfdath]

this is so damn cool, i cant believe they put so much thought and usability and real world needs/functions into the electrical/industrial stuff in this game

[gabrieltostado]

id love to see this scaled up with multiple power sources

[TheDrewie]

legend says he's still editing the next video

[TheBigred]

Like this setup. I run the solar to a branch that feeds both the battery and a splitter. Then using one of the 3 lines off of the splitter, I route to the blocker and from there any downstream accessories such as lighting and sensors I don't want using power during the day. The other two branches go directly to my furnaces/turrets/heaters/etc.

[mripwntheworld]

How can you be this good at making a video and explaining something and only have one video... damn

[strato_]

i have a counters between my power in, my battery charge line, and my power out line. when set to pass through mode it will show on the screen the value. it makes it easy to see if youre charging, need to put more power to your power main, and how much you can limit the main so you charge your batteries the fastest. super simple little upgrade to the system and it makes life easier.

[metasamsara]

Best tutorial thank you! Now i not only know what to do but understand each part and how Rust electricity logic works!

[andrewmgoss]

Dude I have watched this video so much. I wish you made some more, you are great at it.

[Daavidrc]

you talk like "EUGENE" character from walking dead, he is like a smart guy who craft things haha