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[2dayBlog - Technology Journal, New Gadget everyday!] 2dayBlog - Technology Journal, New Gadget everyday! » SunCats ...: These solar powered rechargeable batteries called SunCats is designed by Knut Karlsen, it a set of old NiMH rechargeable batteries wrapped in a flexible Photo Voltaic cell created by the Institute for Energy Technology. When low-batt just leave them exposed to sunlight and they will recharge themselves.

[Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome] Sure, Why Not?: Rechargeable Solar Batteries - Geekologie: Designed by Knut Karlsen, the SunCats are basically a set of old NiMH rechargeable batteries wrapped in a flexible Photo Voltaic cell created by the Institute for Energy Technology. When the batteries are drained, you simply leave them sitting in a windowsill or anywhere with ample sunlight and they'll recharge themselves.

[zedomax.com] Solar powered rechargeable batteries | zedomax.com - The DIY, HOW ...: He uses a set of ordinary NiMH rechargeable batteries and wraps them with Photo Voltiac cells. As soon as the batteries are running low, all that is required is for the user to take them out of the device and place in sunlight where they will be charged up, this is idea is so cool, its hot!

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[greenUPGRADER] DIY: The SunCat Solar Rechargeable Battery | greenUPGRADER: He has documented this DIY project to create the prototype SunCat battery. “The batteries should just bask .

[OhGizmo!] OhGizmo! » Archive » SunCat Solar Batteries: The PV cells were simply glued onto the batteries and wired up using a conductive silver pen and some flat wires scavenged from a broken canon lens. At the moment they only provide a weak trickle charge to the batteries, but Knut envisions a second version with built-in capacitors and electronics to make the charging process more efficient.

[CraziestGadgets.com] Solar Powered Rechargeable Batteries » CraziestGadgets.com: These are a homemade prototype called SunCat batteries, created by wrapping a flexible photovoltaic cell around a standard battery. Right now it’s simply attached with a flat wire which trickles the energy, so it barely provides enough juice to power the battery in any sort of timely manner.

[GadgetKing.com] SunCat Solar Batteries | GadgetKing.com: This latest solar battery gadget, although still in prototype stage, seems like a great idea. Designed by Knut Karlsen, the SunCats are basically a set of old NiMH rechargeable batteries wrapped in a flexible Photo Voltaic cell created .

[Inhabitat] Inhabitat » SunCat: Solar Batteries Powered by Sunshine: A Green Design Blog, Sustainable Design Blog, Future-forward design for the world you inhabit - your daily source for innovations in sustainable architecture and green design for the home. Karlsen’s SunCat batteries circumvent chargers completely by integrating solar cells within the batteries themselves.

[thecolor, subjectivity life...] thecolor » SunCat Solar Batteries: This latest solar battery gadget, although still in prototype stage, seems like a great idea. Designed by Knut Karlsen, the SunCats are basically a set of old NiMH rechargeable batteries wrapped in a flexible Photo Voltaic cell created .

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