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hydro power from your tap
Conceivably every faucet could hold a tiny turbine that would
generate each time you ran your water. It wouldn't impede the
flow, but it would make a little energy. This isn't hard to see.

There are really many ways to generate Electricity. The problem
isn't seeing them, its accepting they are possible.

Example, SEIKO kinetic watches, self winding, self powered, no
batteries. You supply all the energy it needs just by bouncing
around.

The fact is, most things we use could actually be adapted to
recycle energy they would otherwise waste like Heat. But we
simply don't, allowing the energy to escape into the either.
Posted by: rflulling@...   Posted on: 10/24/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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What a scam!  GrimmReaperSound | 10/24/07
Not exactly a scam  frgough | 10/24/07
Crap!  Linux User 147560 | 10/24/07
True, but...  DevGuy_z | 10/25/07
Which is exactly  Linux User 147560 | 10/25/07
hydro power from your tap  rflulling@... | 10/24/07
RE: Pint-size hydro power on tap  DevGuy_z | 10/25/07
45 PSI - is not very high pressure  DevGuy_z | 10/25/07
Perpetual motion machine. Tesla would be proud.  osreinstall | 10/25/07
This is nothing but perpetual motion.  osreinstall | 10/25/07
RE: Pint-size hydro power on tap  johnbartley | 10/25/07
This will not work.  osreinstall | 10/25/07
RE: Pint-size hydro power on tap  lkafle | 10/25/07
The water is going to be pressurized anyway  seanferd | 10/30/07

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