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H2O - A Radio That Runs on Shower Power
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Product Report
Featured Product Archive
The inventions and products featured on these pages were chosen either for their uniqueness in the RF engineering realm, or are simply awesome (or ridiculous) enough to warrant an appearance.
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What do vintage grain mills, your lawn sprinkler,
and Hoover Dam have in common with Ecodigital's new
H20 FM radio? They all run on water power. According to their
website, the H2O is the world's first water pressure powered shower radio. It is
installed inline between the shower supply pipe and the shower head. The water flow
powers a patented, integrated turbine generator which creates energy to power the
radio. The H2O Shower Power Radio is a patented innovative product which uses the
latest technology of miniature water turbines to create energy. A built-in rechargeable
battery allows you to take the radio with you for listening elsewhere - maybe in
a good rain downpour!
Posted 3/11/2011
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