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HydroBee wants to be your personal hydroelectric generator

• gizmag.com
Most of those products utilize solar power, while a few have gone the thermoelectric route. The HydroBee, however, generates electricity using the power of flowing water – think of it as a portable hydroelectric station.
 
So, first of all, why bother? Well, solar-powered chargers may work fine in direct sunlight, but can be thwarted by heavy clouds, tree shadows, or even just high latitudes. They also don't do a whole lot at night. Thermoelectric chargers, on the other hand, require you to build and maintain a fire.
 
The HydroBee ... well, yes, it requires you to be close to a stream or river. If you are, though, it will work in even a weak current, regardless of the weather or time of day.
 

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