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Old October 21st 03 posted to sci.physics.electromag
iwico
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Default New electrical generating device

Hi

I invented a new electrical generating device. It is high efficient
and very simple.

UK patent office search report shown there is non other documents
worldwide described same idea as this device before.

More details: http://www.freelights.co.uk
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Old October 23rd 03 posted to sci.physics.electromag
Bonnie Granat
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Default New electrical generating device


"iwico" wrote in message
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Hi

I invented a new electrical generating device. It is high efficient
and very simple.

UK patent office search report shown there is non other documents
worldwide described same idea as this device before.

More details: http://www.freelights.co.uk


Does it have backup for when you're not moving?


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Old October 23rd 03 posted to sci.physics.electromag
iwico
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Default New electrical generating device

There is no standby now. Late we may develope the stand-by version.

Thanks


"Bonnie Granat" wrote in message ...
"iwico" wrote in message
om...
Hi

I invented a new electrical generating device. It is high efficient
and very simple.

UK patent office search report shown there is non other documents
worldwide described same idea as this device before.

More details: http://www.freelights.co.uk


Does it have backup for when you're not moving?

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Old October 23rd 03 posted to sci.physics.electromag
Rene Tschaggelar
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Default New electrical generating device

iwico wrote:
Hi

I invented a new electrical generating device. It is high efficient
and very simple.

UK patent office search report shown there is non other documents
worldwide described same idea as this device before.

More details: http://www.freelights.co.uk


The lights are a joke.
When you drive downhill in the rain, you need at
least 3 to 5W for sufficient illumination.
The faster you drive, the more power you need.

I know there are a majority of biciclers that
just want to be seen, but they drive in the dark.
That may be considered sufficient in the flat with
a good road.

Rene

 




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