By gregladen on February 13, 2010. Next week, how many potatoes does it take to power a Toyota Hybrid? Tags Uncategorized Log in to post comments Aw, I was hoping it would pull way, way back before the fade. Log in to post comments Greg - is this video for real? If so how long is the life of the orange battery, and does it still drain quickly in gps mode? The potato battery may just solve the acceleration issues Toyota has been experiencing - hehe. Log in to post comments The iPad will run on grapefruits. Log in to post comments No, not fruit slices, fat cells!!! Chat the Fat away!! Log in to post comments And it's carbon neutral!!! Global warming is over!!! Log in to post comments Sorry to disapoint all of you, but the energy the orange battery produced came from the zinc that was inserted into it. That zinc was not produced in a carbon neutral way. (neither were the oranges for that matter). Log in to post comments I'm no engineer, but I sense that there may be a couple of obstacles to using this as a large-scale power source. Log in to post comments If you leave the fruit on the tree, does it charge longer? Log in to post comments
Greg - is this video for real? If so how long is the life of the orange battery, and does it still drain quickly in gps mode? The potato battery may just solve the acceleration issues Toyota has been experiencing - hehe. Log in to post comments
Sorry to disapoint all of you, but the energy the orange battery produced came from the zinc that was inserted into it. That zinc was not produced in a carbon neutral way. (neither were the oranges for that matter). Log in to post comments
I'm no engineer, but I sense that there may be a couple of obstacles to using this as a large-scale power source. Log in to post comments
Aw, I was hoping it would pull way, way back before the fade.
Greg - is this video for real? If so how long is the life of the orange battery, and does it still drain quickly in gps mode?
The potato battery may just solve the acceleration issues Toyota has been experiencing - hehe.
The iPad will run on grapefruits.
No, not fruit slices, fat cells!!! Chat the Fat away!!
And it's carbon neutral!!! Global warming is over!!!
Sorry to disapoint all of you, but the energy the orange battery produced came from the zinc that was inserted into it. That zinc was not produced in a carbon neutral way. (neither were the oranges for that matter).
I'm no engineer, but I sense that there may be a couple of obstacles to using this as a large-scale power source.
If you leave the fruit on the tree, does it charge longer?