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Topic: Hydralight  (Read 702 times)

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NowhereMan

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A flashlight that requires no batteries, just add water:

http://www.hydralight.net

From the reviews, it seems that it actually works. So, why not the same type of power source for a fish finder? Then there would be no battery to forget to charge—just dip it in the water and you’re good to go...
« Last Edit: November 30, 2017, 07:42:53 PM by NowhereMan »
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Wow. I wonder if that technology could power a small motor.
Maybe in the near future.


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HydraCell energy cell technology my ass. That was how the first electrical battery was made back in 18th century! Google "voltaic pile".


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Yes, I know it's old technology, but my question is whether it's suitable for other uses that would be relevant to kayakers...
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