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- If you look at the small picture, you can see that a tube comes out of the base and then up to about half of the bottle. It seems as if it should work for at least 4/5ths of the bottle?
- can u have a key chain thing on this phone?...is there little holes??
- These will be a huge hit until all those that bought them go to sharpen their new drumstick pencils...then the carbon falls out and they start again...and again. Yeah, I don't think so. ;)
- Nice video. I'm pretty sure he could just kick that raggedy door open. Instead, he took a lot of time to cut out the lock. The he kicked the door open.
- Technically speaking, it's only a semi-automatic or partial-automatic weapon... But who's counting when you have a chainsaw mounted on the front???
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11 months ago
Gizmos like these aren't "water-powered". There's a battery in there. A common galvanic cell consisting of two types of metals. But this cell is incomplete, you have to fill it up yourself with an electrolyte (namely, water). Compared to the power consumption of a calculator and to the batteries that are usually used it's quite bulky, though eventually, the materials of this cell are used up, and the electrochemical reaction will cease. No matter how much water you refill, because that's not the power source.
The selling point isn't that it's is a scientific miracle (it's 200-year-old technology), or that it's something that makes more sense than a cheap, simple, lightweight solar cell that runs without the extra work of filling it up. What is sold here is simply some instant sense of achievement for the easily astonished. (no offense :) )
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11 months ago
A calculator-powered calculator! :D
9 months ago