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Incognito replied

2 July 2008, 14:43
Originally posted by chef View Post

1.21 jigawatts!!!... 1.21 jigawatts!!!!!!! ... where am i gonna find that kind of power?

.. i'll get my coat

Nylon condom and a wooly glove. You do the rest
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chef replied

2 July 2008, 14:41
1.21 jigawatts!!!... 1.21 jigawatts!!!!!!! ... where am i gonna find that kind of power?

.. i'll get my coat
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TheBigYinJames replied

2 July 2008, 13:44
Apparently they've invented a t-shirt that lights up when it's in a WiFi area. I think the buck teeth, glasses, BO and rubiks cube are optional accessories.
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DaveB replied

2 July 2008, 13:43
You can get some handheld laser pointers in that power range that have a decent output. Can light matches with them etc.

Ther are a few microprocessors that will run on 80mw, won't power the associated gubbins needed to actually do anything usefull with them.

Best use for static I've found is building up a charge and sneaking up behind people to shock them with it
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Sockpuppet replied

2 July 2008, 13:32
Not a lot.

You'd need 87.5 to power my energy saving light bult (7w) in my lounge.
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ace00 started a topic 80mw

2 July 2008, 13:28
80mw

How much power is 80mw?
Apparently they've invented a shirt that can harvest static electricity and generate up to 80 milliwatts.
As I'm a martyr to static I reckon I should get one. Could 80mw power my phone? Laptop? Feed into the national grid and make my fortune?
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