Shaker Flashlight

Here’s a new take on the eco-friendly squeezing and cranking for power that we’ve seen with so many flashlights lately.
With the Double Blue Coil Shaking Flashlight ($15) you will need to shake it to generate power for the three LEDs. Unfortunately it doesn’t say how much shaking you need to do to get X minutes of light.
The flashlight measures L22 x D5 cm and features a splashproof casing.

Etiketter: eco, flashlight.
Published by Robert Birming on the 11th of October 2007 in Gadgets.

5 comments for “Shaker Flashlight” »
11 October 2007 at 3:49 pm
I actually have one of these!
I’m afraid it doesn’t work very well though – a whole lot of shakin’ to get some very little light.
I would guesstimate that I need to shake it 45 seconds to get 3 minutes light.
11 October 2007 at 4:12 pm
Oh, that doesn’t sound very effective. As a comparison, this Wind-Up Radio with Flashlight will give 40 minutes of light from 1 minute of cranking.
Thanks for letting us know Mikael!
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