[pct-l] Electricity on the go - full equation

[David Ellzey]

http://mobile.venturebeat.com/2010/02/18/2-startups-say-they-can-keep-your-phone-charged-wherever-you-are/

You can see in the photos that the product has 2 "fuel" sections, you can put in one fuel packet (plus water) per side if required, that gives you between 1 to 1.5 hours of charging time at 3 watts. More than enough to charge most phones I think. The H3 is supposed to sell for around $50 and the fuel packets less than 25 cents each.

BigToe

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My question is: can it really charge a cell phone and if so how long will it and how many pouches will it take. AND of course how expensive will each charge be? (How many pouches required per charge?)

Old RidgeRunner