WiFi

[John Suter]

Hi Blair,

Not a bad find, assuming it produces 110V
alternating current as the power cords and marketing
implies. However, I find no mention of available
wattage, perhaps milliwatts??

Can you find anything which indicates power
sufficient to operate something of value; perhaps
where these units might economically replace batteries
such as the size (wattage) currently available for
tools?

John Suter


--- oregonrancher wrote:

> Listen up, you guys....this is something I think
> we can all use.
> Finally, a device that really is usefull.
>
> http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/wec.shtml
>
> Blair in Oregon
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