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@broniebrown say you're pretty smart and engineer-ous like ... In the event of a catostrophic power failure, What would be the best way to charge your batteries ?
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:03:35 UTC from web-
@snowcone I was thinking more along the lines of something like this http://ur1.ca/g3tqy ... Only now I want to charge AAA and/or AA batteries
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:05:44 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker And the occasional C for my Maglite's
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:06:02 UTC from web
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@critialcloudkicker Buy a fuel-powered generator or make a muscle-powered generator or get a solar panel or make a wind-powered generator.
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:05:57 UTC from Choqok-
@broniebrown http://ur1.ca/g3ts5 or a Tiny DC generator :)
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:08:27 UTC from web -
@broniebrown Actually... I am sorta looking for something a little bit more... like this I guess... http://ur1.ca/g3ts9 ... Either that or I could just mount a bike-dynamo to my trainer bike in some way shape or form and somehow figure out how to "squeeze" the output down to the desired voltage.
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:08:40 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker you can use a LM317 to regulate the voltage to whatever output you want
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:10:59 UTC from web-
@calvinthedestroyer ... I should learn how to read things like http://ur1.ca/g3ttp
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:12:38 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker hehe, that's secound nature to me :)
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:14:04 UTC from web-
@calvinthedestroyer I feel more at home shaping wood and metal to the image of my head without using power tools... Oh and I can program in both computer language and human-language pretty well :)
Wednesday, 27-Nov-13 12:17:38 UTC from web
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