Back to the Future fans will remember the quote "1.21 gigawatts? 1.21 gigawatts? Great Scott!" I couldn't help but think of this famous line when I read about a new battery technology that generates 100 milliwatts of electricity.
Toshiba announced a fuel-cell breakthrough with a thumb-sized prototype designed to power MP3 players and cell phones. Apparently, it can power an MP3 audio player for about 20 hours on a single 2 cubic-centimeter charge of methanol fuel.
While it's not plutonium, 20 hours of playback is nothing to sneeze at!
Full story here:
Toshiba Develops Tiny Fuel Cell for MP3 Players" href="http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/25550.html">NewsFactor Network - - Toshiba Develops Tiny Fuel Cell for MP3 Players
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but the nuclear powerhouses in the 80's could only offer 1.1 gigawatts. so i had to figure out what type of metal could become a great enough conductor with little resistance for 1.21 gigawatts of electricity to go through a parallel series. But the thing was different time lines allow for different power resources. Thus I figured having a mr.fusion would help.
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It would cost $1,000 dollers to put together.mail me a $35,000 check
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