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A method for making elastic high-capacity batteries from wood pulp was unveiled by researchers in Sweden and the US. Using nanocellulose broken down from tree fibres, a team from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Stanford University produced an elastic, foam-like battery material that can withstand shock and stress.

Details in the article here:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150529083212.htm

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A closeup of the soft battery, created with wood pulp nanocellulose.
Credit: Courtesy of Max Hamedi and Wallenberg Wood Science Center




Oh, and yes, "I'll take the Sunwayman C22C"
 
"I'll take the Sunwayman C22C" This is my story how I got into flashlights.

I am a deer hunter. One day a few years ago it was an unusually humid day.I walked in to my spot for an afternoon hunt.It took a good 15-20 minutes to get there.After dark I am walking back & about half way out the dirt road there is 90 degree turn. Just before I reach the turn I see eyes at ground level.I am using a mini-mag with the 3 blub LED(no throw). The animal didn't run & I was bow hunting. Call it brave or stupid, but when I got close enough with the light I had to see what it was I was about 25ft from a 6ft Alligator! There was no water within 600 yrds. This was in Newberry county in S.C. were Alligators are rare! This is why I bought a Nitecore EA21.
 
I'll take the Sunwayman C22C. If you buy a GPS, and want to get proficient at its use, try Geocaching. The sport involves following GPS coordinates off the web on a "treasure hunt" of sorts. The "treasure" are small items that vary widely, hidden in a container along with a log book to sign as proof you were there. Both of my sons and I had a blast geocaching as they were growing up, and in a couple more years I look forward to teaching my granddaughter.
 
I'll take the Sunwayman C22C !


You've all heard that "clothes make the man", but can a Car work like this too?

Wanna take a ride?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml0z-GIbcm4

I would - In the Van, of course:-)

Thanks,

-Chuck
PS - Perhaps it would be better if we didn't tell vinh about this. Don't want to give him any ideas, because production is surely to suffer:-)
 
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I'll take the Sunwayman C22C


Thank you Doc and Sunwayman!



Cool vid posted by Lee Hite on youtube: Why A Dead Alkaline Battery Bounces!
 
Chaitanya,

Since I know that you would like to have the light, I must inform you that you have NOT yet entered to win it.

You must post the EXACT phrase that Doc requested - The computer is looking for that Exact phrase, and it you don't do it correctly, you will be passed over.

Thanks for your understanding, and Good Luck!
-Chuck
 
chuckhov said:
Chaitanya,

Since I know that you would like to have the light, I must inform you that you have NOT yet entered to win it.

You must post the EXACT phrase that Doc requested - The computer is looking for that Exact phrase, and it you don't do it correctly, you will be passed over.

Thanks for your understanding, and Good Luck!
-Chuck
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Maybe next time, that sunwayman looks like a light that I can really use to replace my both headlamp and torch for trekking in Western ghats of India. Leaving for the ghats next week with some new Fenix lights.
 
I'll take the Sunwayman C22C.

The town in which I live, Whitehorse, Yukon, boasts the world's largest weather vane: an old Douglas DC-3 airplane that has been mounted on top of a swivel. It will point into the wind whenever wind speeds exceed a mere 5km/h.

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Click here for more info.
 
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I am going to give bigtzzy to Wednesday 5:00pm to send Pm with address.If not i will pick new winner for Nitecore UM20.
 
I'll take the sunwayman c22c

when i was a cop, people used to ask me why crime was so high in my hometown. i'd point this out to them:



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[TD="bgcolor: #FFFFFF, colspan: 4"] Sundance Kid, Harry Longbaugh, Robbers RoostSundance Kid Harry Longbaugh

Born: 1866 in Plainfield, New Jersey
Died: unknown

Aliases Sundance Kid, Harry Alonzo, Frank Jones, and Frank Boyd. The Sundance Kid was in and out of jail before the age of 21
The Sundance Kid was a horse thief and cattle rustler, highwayman, train robber and bank robber
Known to be the fastest draw of the Wild Bunch, The Sundance Kid used the outlaw hideout 's at the Hole in the Wall, Robber 's Roost and Brown 's Hole
Stories abound of the Sundance Kid 's death linked with Butch Cassidy in Bolivia in 1909. Butch Cassidy 's sister claims in 1974 the Sundance Kid lived under an alias and died in Casper, Wyoming in 1957
Etta Place was Sundance Kid's sharp shooting, bank robbing mistress
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