Red Circuit Factory (basic)

[AenAllAin]

My take on a Red Circuit Factory:

RedCircuitFactory_basic

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This the basic version; i.e. the one to use before you have any red circuits. You can of course upgrade it with better tech. It's not the best, and it isn't even fully optimized, but I like it for some reason and I find myself using it more often than the other designs I've seen or made. I think it is because it is modular and easy to plunk down; whenever I need more red circuits I just build another one.

...Anyway, I hope it helps someone; just thought I would share.

[NotABiter]

If you put the plastic on the other side of the belt, then you can use that same belt to output your red circuits. Then just put a smart inserter at the end of that belt to collect the red circuits into a single box.

[AenAllAin]

If you put the plastic on the other side of the belt, then you can use that same belt to output your red circuits. Then just put a smart inserter at the end of that belt to collect the red circuits into a single box.

Good idea. I've used it like that before, and other various configurations, but I just got lazy since it gives you red circuits which give you Passive Requestor Chests, Logistic Bots, and Roboports ...so the configuration is basically for a logistic network not so much belt feeding ...but you can do either.

[pieppiep]

If you start the underground belt for the plastic one tile earlier you can place the splitter one tile to the right and have the copper/iron belt run straight so it stays at the same distance to the plastic belt.

[AenAllAin]

If you start the underground belt for the plastic one tile earlier you can place the splitter one tile to the right and have the copper/iron belt run straight so it stays at the same distance to the plastic belt.

Aww, but I like it looking like that ...but yeah, that would save space I guess.