Re: Finger Power

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Subject: Re: Finger Power
From: phantomizer4 <mhavens@GJHS.MESA.K12.CO.US>
Date: Wed, 4 Mar 1998 11:19:27 -0700
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> Date:          Tue, 3 Mar 1998 22:04:11 GMT
> Reply-to:      Joe Horton <joehorton@USA.NET>
> From:          Joe Horton <joehorton@USA.NET>
> Subject:       Finger Power
> To:            CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM

> I think that this idea is very much a possibility and could be used for many
> applications.
> I don't know much about electronics, but how does a power amplifier work?
> Recently I took apart my sisters old Gameboy and found that it required
> about 50-75 volts, of power to usa at a time, not 6 like it takes in.  It
> uses power amplifiers to make the 6 volts enough.  maybe this technology
> could be used to amplify the power of the skin.  Also, the guy who said that
> he used fruits and other things to make electricity for a science project,
> how did that work?
>
> Joe Horton
>
probably not very well is my guess.
Phantomizer

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