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|[[Metal Wind Turbine]] | |[[Metal Wind Turbine]] | ||
|A metal wind generator that produces 2 units of power per second. Place it in windy places<ref name=":0" /> | |A metal wind generator that produces 2 units of power per second. Place it in windy places<ref name=":0" /> | ||
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|A solar-powered battery that produces 5 units of power | |A solar-powered battery that produces 5 units of power | ||
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The car battery is able to store up to 1,200 units of electricity, and can in or output up to 100 units per second. You can connect multiple car batteries with cables to increase storage capacity | The car battery is able to store up to 1,200 units of electricity, and can in or output up to 100 units per second. You can connect multiple car batteries with cables to increase storage capacity | ||
The accumulator is able to store up to 10,000 units of electricity, and can in or output up to 1000 units per second. With it, you hardly need those car batteries anymore. | |||
== Cables and Other Transfer Methods == | == Cables and Other Transfer Methods == | ||