Rust Electricity 101: Basic Circuits - Solar Lights

[@thmoxy6485]

This is exactly what I needed. Am going to run this setup for lighting the base, then a separate setup for doors and another (windmill + solar) for doors and such.

[@discord8333]

Fuck dude the AK fire at 3:05 gave me a fucking heart attack because I'm watching this while playing rust.

[@RabidRabbitGamer]

lol, right?! Sorry! Back then I was still making vids on a public PVE server... lots of random gunfire and rocket attacks while trying to film :P Got my own server now!

[@armstrongskyview2810]

Great video, can you please do an update video of multiple basic as these are getting dated and your vids explain things quite well. Thanks

[@rimka11]

Don't forget to mention that the sun in Rust goes from east to north to west, like in nothern hemisphere. I was used to east>south>west, and messed up a couple of times before I found out wtf is happening :D

[@sageprintz1783]

Loved it

[@MannyXVIII]

It feels to me as if the solar panel even generate a full 20 power at sunset, but since I got 2 solar panels facing east and west I gone for a branch of 19 in the second configuration so if only one of the solar panels gets light (which should be around dawn and dusk) the lights come on. Edit: this is however that ineffactive that I use 2 batteries patched together.

[@niksyukur9482]

nice easy to understand video, XD