Obsidian iron pump

Devices used to harness and emit power wirelessly. OIP grids make use of engines and outlets.
== OIP Engine ==
Rufescence can power devices remotely using an OIP (obsidian iron pump) engine which works by pumping an iron block next to two pistons which transfers an alternating current into two rufescent signals and supplying power over vast distances. This energy can then be received by OIP outlets. This allows all rufescent pulse dependent machines to be powered remotely. 
== OIP Outlet ==
To harness the power, a Y or corner iron rufescence receiver must be connected. The outlet receives the wireless energy and can power devices connected to it. OIP outlets also collect yeast during blood moons, and are partially responsible for the cycle of demonic reproduction during blood moons. OIP Outlets are the basis of Kinetic receiver technology.
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