RE: Dry pile

Russell Garber ( (no email) )
Wed, 15 Sep 1999 07:07:54 -0400

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Seems to be some kind of battery that gets re-charged from the humidity in
the air.
Might be of some use for those inventions that speak of using high
voltages, but very small amperage, particulairly, with it's extremely long
lifespan. If we could modify current electrical devices to work with that
type of power input, it would definatey be something. We would never have
to buy batteries again, because they would out-live us. Any of you
electricity guru's out there, know if conventional electronic's, etc.
could be modified to use that type of power input? My gut feeling is NO,
only because this technology has been around for some time now, and we
haven't seen it used in this way, but I thought I would ask anyhow.

-Russ

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