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The Tiny Lemon Battery, and other designs for zero cost electricity and led light without batteries

Step 2The Flower Lemon battery, better design

The Flower Lemon battery, better design
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The flower lemon lamp!

Same idea as before, but many improvement.

Details:
18 cells, 3 yellow leds, for the flower.
1 green led for the leaf.

Tools: scissors, glue gun, paper, copper and zin wire.

More details will come soon...
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2 comments
Apr 16, 2009. 1:35 PMraged says:
Where'd you find the zinc wire? I can't find it anywhere.
Aug 18, 2010. 4:51 PMDIY-Guy says:
Try using a "hot dipped" galvanized nail. The "hot dip" method of galvanizing nails gives a thicker surface of zinc (compared to the "electro" galvanized nails.)
Aug 10, 2010. 3:48 AM.Unknown. says:
Those really old batteries; not 'heavy duty' or 'alkaline', but something like 'standard duty'. These are usually carbon zinc, and you can tear them apart for zinc

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