Light a flashlight up with a Tesla CD turbine

Light a flashlight up with a Tesla CD turbine

MrfixitRick demonstrates the Shake Flashlight Shaker, as it generates electric power out of faucet water pressure. A Tesla CD Turbine is used to convert the kinetic energy of water into rotation. Then, a connecting rod and magnets charges the built-in battery of the shake flashlight.

A second shake flashlight is shown charging by wireless magnetic attraction to the first one.

The CD Turbine is a little home-made Tesla turbine that thinks it can do anything.

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Creator's Site: www.cdturbine.com/CD_Turbine/Welc...
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