Re: Bicycle lights (Batteryless! No friction!)
Posted by Uncle Al on Feb 12, 2004 at 13:17
(68.99.179.162)Re: Bicycle lights (Batteryless! No friction!) (Q Gang)
It is an electrical generator - and a sloppy one. If you want 10 watts of light to come out, you must put in more than 10 watts of energy with your legs.
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Uncle Al
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