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Humphrey Weightman
Nov 9, 2012 - 11:54PM
Re: A log burning iPhone anyone?

Agreed,Ian. Sweet product, but maybe not enintirely fit for our paticular purpose, Oh yea!

I cary a couple of spare batteries. One for the cameras is 40gm. Two for the 'phone is 80gm.

The camera is a phone - duh - and it's my main piece of hardware.

Simples, que no?

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Nov 9th, 2012 - 11:54 PM
alan.sloman
Nov 16, 2012 - 4:03PM
Re: A log burning iPhone anyone?

And now, of course, there's this "Power Pot" that does a similar job. It works at about the same rate as the woodburner, but with a lot less mess and a lot less weight:

LINK

Here's the specification: Click HERE

And here's how it works: Click HERE

A review can be found by clicking HERE

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Nov 16th, 2012 - 4:03 PM
Andrew W
Nov 16, 2012 - 7:33PM
Re: A log burning iPhone anyone?

alan.sloman
And now, of course, there's this "Power Pot" that does a similar job. It works at about the same rate as the woodburner, but with a lot less mess and a lot less weight:

LINK

Here's the specification: Click HERE

And here's how it works: Click HERE

A review can be found by clicking HERE



For goodness sake, buy a *****ng spare battery!

We had this years ago it was a steam engine, they still use a similar principle to generate electricity.
Me, I'm waiting for the FUSION STOVE!



Here it is working



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