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Stoves Archive for November 2002
126 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:32:04 2002

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RE: Noorie Lantern



 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Crispin [mailto:crispin@newdawn.sz]
Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 8:57
To: Stoves
Subject: RE:Noorie Lantern

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It also appear to me that burning anything cleverly (like producer gas) might be able to produce a conductive plasma that will allow for something clever to be done between stacked plates, such as generate enough power to charge a cell phone.  Charging phones is a major problem in rural areas where coverage by radion is far easier to get than power to charge the phones.

 [GGG]  I have seen Russian research that suggested that a gasifier could be used in this way as a CHP device- I saw it several years ago and no longer have a Url for it. Since there has been no further publicity I guess it want as efficient or successful as had been hoped.

A lantern that charges a phone (very low power requirement) would sell imediately, whether or not it was pressurized at 2kg/cm^2 or much less.

 [GGG]  Little Solar cells can surely charge a Phone- these are pretty cheap now in the UK sayŁ10.00 (around $15) with UK mark up and distribution costs. I would certainly have one if I travelled to rural and sunny places.

Are there metal stacks available that will generate 6 VDC?  What happened to that talk last year about a stove in the western USA that was to produce 1Kw?

 

[GGG] Yours Gavin from surprisingly sunny Scotland

Thanks

Crispin