Canadian startup releases portable wind turbine to recharge gadgets on hikes

Name: Canadian startup releases portable wind turbine to recharge gadgets on hikes
Uploaded: 2024-09-20T01:02:00.000Z
Description: The device is able to store energy in the built-in 12,000 mAh power bank and give it back when needed. In a light breeze, it promises to generate about 5 watts, and in a 45 km/h wind - 50 watts. It will sell for $570

The device is able to store energy in the built-in 12,000 mAh power bank and give it back when needed. In a light breeze, it promises to generate about 5 watts, and in a 45 km/h wind - 50 watts. It will sell for $570

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Canadian startup releases portable wind turbine to recharge gadgets on hikes

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