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you could go from current switch to wireless transmitter (and wireless switches where you need), or you could entangle a current switch. both examples would have your current switch placed closer to your power plants, and not your batteries. hopefully this helps avoids your feedback.
other than that, order of connecting inputs is important if you need power to route though a certain input over another.
or gate will prioritise the first connected input over the second if both inputs are active.
and gates will route though the second input only
because of the nature of xor, there is only ever one one input active at a time when the xor gate is on, so just whichever input is active it would route though