Space Engineers Tutorial Refinery Moduls: how, wich, where, to use 

Thanks, the refinery complex is for my next video cycle all ores without script

My build is just one exemple, what I saw from others, the most players use only the speed moduls, like fast=best... With 8 refierys plus speed moduls only, it´s over 17 MW while runing, with only solar power (space or moon), that would be a lot panals, I don´t want to use my uranium / hydrogen primary..... with wind works better....

@@royalrollin8372 I agree; a nice tall wind turbine tower or three is usually best planetside. Solar panels have historically been a bit disappointing and hydro engines are mostly for the desperate or those who just love the engine noise. With the new automation/event controllers though, solar panels might just make a bit of a comeback since they can more easily be told to follow the sun...

"I'd usually just go speed for stone just to get it out of the system" - If you just want to get rid of it, why bring it in the first place? From a non-yield refinery you get exactly 3 % by weight in iron ingots from what you put in in stone, 6 % at full yield. Yes, it's that little. Meaning, you're either desperate for ingots if you bother to bring home stone, and if you're desperate you'd try to get as much iron as possible, or you're not desperate at all and should care so little about stone that you wouldn't bring it in the first place, let alone dedicate a refinery to stone. There is literally no valid reason to ever consider anything else than yield for stone (because if you do, you might as well just eject it), and as such might as well use your regular yielded-up refineries. Don't worry, you'll churn through it fast enough even without speed upgrades. Remember that stone, as cheap and ubiquitous as it is, still costs a valuable resource to mine, and that's your personal play time, and setting up an AFK drill only helps so much. Might as well make the most from it even if you're not iron-starved. If you need more speed … build more refineries, not make your refineries faster but more wasteful.

@@Anvilshock Not that iron is the only thing you get from stone but whatever. At this point I barely play anymore anyway, let alone vanilla, so there's always some factor changing the value of things from the baseline assumption.

@@therealbahamut That'd make sense as an argument if the other elements (or "elements") were suddenly that much more abundant or valuable, but they're not, especially if you still want to be arguing in favour of anything _but_ yield. Gravel: 1.40 % Iron: 3.00 % Nickel: 0.24 % Silicon: 0.40 % … for a total yield of 5.04 % by weight. You were saying?