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==Where Found==
==Where Found==
A flywheel is created at a [[workbench]] (of level 3) for 1 [[Steel Block|steel block]], 1 [[Copper Block|copper block]], 1 [[Electric Motor|electric motor]], and 10 [[Copper Wire|copper wires]].
A flywheel is created at a [[workbench]] (of level 3) for 1 [[Steel Block|steel block]], 1 [[Copper Block|copper block]], 1 [[Electric Motor|electric motor]], and 10 [[Copper Wire|copper wires]].
{{Craft
|Output=Flywheel
|Bench=Workbench Lvl 3
|Name1=Steel Block
|Name2=Copper Block
|Name3=Electric Motor
|Name4=Copper Wire
|Qty1=1
|Qty2=1
|Qty3=1
|Qty4=10
|QtyOutput=1
}}


==Use==
==Use==

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Flywheel
Flywheel
Flywheel


Category Crafting Surface
Use Crafting
Tool
Stackable Yes (99)


"Stores electricity."

The Flywheel is a crafting surface that is used to store electricity for other crafting surfaces to use.

Appearance

Resembling a crafting surface, a flywheel is silvery white in color with a yellow/gold circle in front. The circle rotates, spinning faster when storing more energy, and not spinning at all when not fueled at all.

Where Found

A flywheel is created at a workbench (of level 3) for 1 steel block, 1 copper block, 1 electric motor, and 10 copper wires.

Location Input Item 1 Input Item 2 Input Item 3 Input Item 4 Input Item 5 Crafted Output
File:Workbench Lvl 3 Icon.png + + + + =
Workbench Lvl 3 Steel Block Copper Block Electric Motor Copper Wire [[]] Flywheel
Quantity 1 1 1 10 {{{Qty5}}} 1
Rush Cost
?
Double-Time
?

Use

There is no crafting possible with just a flywheel. Instead, it takes in and stores electricity from connected solar panels or steam generators. Tapping on a flywheel will bring up a menu with options to remove it or access it.

Accessing a flywheel will display a bar measure showing how much power it's currently storing.

When connected electrically to a crafting surface that requires electricity and is in use, a flywheel will begin releasing power and supplying electricity until either the demand ends or its stored power runs out. As a steam generator will provide power on demand, a flywheel will draw on it until it's "full" or the generator runs out of power.

Fuel

Flywheels do not consume items as fuel.