0:00 – 0:32 Introduction
0:33 – 3:30 Batteries
3:30 – 4:18 Your first circuit
4:18 – 5:52 Recharging
5:52 – 6:26 Combining sources
6:26 – 7:03 Moving power down a line
7:03 – 8:13 Power output limits
8:13 – 9:10 Splitting power
9:10 – 10:22 Branching
10:22 – 12:37 Setting up a HBHF
12:37 – 14:09 Automating doors
14:09 – 15:46 Wireless network
15:46 – 16:10 Subscriber appreciation
16:10 – 16:37 Setting up alarms
16:37 – 17:13 Pressure plates
17:13 – 18:00 Timers
18:00 – 18:17 Hiding traps
18:17 – 18:58 – Outro, what’s next

playing on rust console and this helped so much. thank you

In theory if I have a solar panel hooked up to a blocker and then main power source hooked up to the input then will I be able to make lights that turn in when it dark?

I’m so in love with rust electricity.

For anyone new to rust or new to electronics in rust. From someone so completely lost for so long burdened by anxiety of trying. Just watch a video while playing and copy step by step what the creator is doing. Do that a couple times then on try 3 do it the best you can.

Just trying and doing works as you get more comfortable and learn the pieces and how to keep track of power usage. Grab a notebook if you need.

Simply once you kesrn what each component does and use it you’ll figure out how to use it.

After I applied this into practice after 4 hours I set up my own helicopter pad to have blinking lights like on an actual runway to see at night. Then, everything becomes so much fun! The hunt for HQM becomes REAL! LOL enjoy rust everyone.

Personally. I find making my electric room so God damb zen like now! Like looking into the soul of the base.

Great work. I liked it alot.
Thanks 😌

Have you played with the wire mod from gmod back in the day ?

I noticed something weird about branches. when I connect a branch to my battery it will show the exact amount of power I configured on the branch on the “active usage” regardless of if the item I am powering with the branch is on or not (I even tested with nothing connected to the branch output.)

So is the branched line supposed to consume the power even if the item its powering is off? Or was it some kind of glitch?

i love your videos bro

havent found anyone explaining whats the reason of editing the power in the electric conductor yet. What if i set it to 99 and keep taking energy from that?

There’s legit no answers on how many components you can stack in a circuit before it won’t let you put more down.

9:30 GENIUS

So I have a question. As I understand the power so far, there doesn’t seem to be a way to send power only to places where it’s needed? For example, let’s say I’m generating 19 power, and I have 3 turrets. It is only enough power to run a single turret, but that’s fine. Let’s say I want to have turret 1 active for 2 minute, then cycle to the next turret for 2 minutes, and so on. Is that something possible to accomplish? Or do I basically need to have the capacity to run every single component in my base at all times?

Do you know how to wire up 2 hbhf sensors to 1 door so the door will auto open when you leave and arrive? Frustratingly I can’t find any info on it and I’m really struggling to figure it out, surely it must be possible??

well explained bro, I understood most of it

As someone who stopped playing rust about two years ago, seeing all the new stuff has made me shy away from getting back into the game. Your video really helped me understand the ton of new electric stuff, so thank you!!

Thanks for your helpful vids. I’m a start up rust electrician. Can you put boxes over wires to hide them?

Nice to watch dude, even I already understood everything

Your a legend

Protip: HBHF sensors can’t see or hear through twigs and metal, but they can through concrete and sandbag barricades. (Might get patched)

how do i find a battery

we call those windmills turbines are spun by water

yes, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

funfact: icebears can swim 😉

What a good video, well done. I don’t see how it could be any more simply put I fully understand this mechanic now because of your great content

I came here specifically to learn about the smart switch, and that was the only thing you left out hahaha. Great vid though.

this video needs a table of contents so I know what times you are talking about which parts

i used to recycle all my confusing electricity loot but now im excited to pimp out my next base, thanks AniCod!! 😀 goodbye recycler B)

This is absolutely fantastic! I’d enjoy a never ending video (series) of just continual electrics. I think it’ll go great.

Awesome guide! Thanks a lot!

How to link 9 or more Big batteries together?

You should add time stamps for beginner intermediate and advanced to skip around. Great vid though.

Running a clan. Video really helpful

“Idiot Proof” you say? Challenge accepted!

Solar panel placement: look at where you are on the map. If you are in the north half of the map, point the solar panel face south. If you are in the southern half, face it north. Also for ideal power, where it raises/sets depends on if you are west or east on the map, and it may be up to 15-20 degrees from East/west which will allow you to adjust the panel slightly left/right by the same amount.

horrible background music, but thanks, i understand life now!

Depending on which hemisphere you are on determines which direction is best to face the panels, even though it doesn’t look like it in game the sun follows a central equator, if you are in the southern half they need to point north and vice versa in the northern half.

Finally, a good and understandable electricity guide !! Thank you, you are the first one I saw. (I’ve checked a lot a lot of guides for that)

Watched all of it, good job!

Can you do a video on water components?

The splitter also works to split in half if only 2 connections, felt this needed to be said.

started a week ago, just wanted some lights xD got mutch more thanks mate

Could you make more electricity videos? I want to learn more

This is great! Super useful I got into electrical things from you’re last video and this just helped even more! What a legend! 🤙🏼

hey man can u help me with the rust smart alarm? when i exclude auth players the smart alarm just turns off, it is getting enough power so idk what the problem is.

The sun rises and sets in a northern path, so you should always face solar panels to the north

why using solar to save bears when you can use them to make furnace 🙂

i dont play rust and i understand it good explianing thx buddy

I maybe a legend, but you’re an even bigger legend!

Thank you so much for taking your time to explain everything thoroughly ☺️ not many people have this kind of patience nor the ability to teach so easily, so thank you a lot!

Im a legend

How is a splitter wasting power ? Branch is wasting power, but it’s still better to use

Friendly friendly.

How do you get the compnits

I am a legend 😉

I’m a legend. Another great video, keep it up! 🙂

Great vid man, really curious for some nice antenne / frequency set ups to improve quality of life in rust!

thank you!

Electricity in rust is amazing

Very helpful ty mate

great video thank you for the tips !
you can also use the door controller and a pressure plate to open or close a door, with NO batteries. pair the door controller to door like shown, run a line from the pressure plate to the door controller. if doors are open when pressure plate is set, doors should close when you step on the pressure plate. the doors should open when the pressure plate is set, and the doors are closed.

Sup

good tips

That’s exactly everything I found out in the last week wipe in one video for me it comes too late but it’ll definetely help some ppl get started with electricity in rust