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A view of my steam powered USB charging device powering my iPod. This is a Jensen #75 connected to a lego Technic motor via a rubber band. The motor is being driven and so it acts like a generator which feeds into a voltage regulator circuit to give a continuous 5V to the iPod (or any USB device).

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Steam
• steampunk
• iPod
• Jensen
• Lego

[solomsolomol]

i got an idea for ya ,why don't you make a charger that runs on coal ,yeah talk about alternative power sources !!!

[machinenut]

You could fully charge that ipod with about $10 worth of pellets.

[jeanmallen09]

@machinenut i can say with 100% assurance that you missed the point of the whole concept.

[Pertrosfoliea]

such a nice sound<3 what do you need the ipod for?



[porscheghcje]

Belive it or not Free energy is real,But the Oil coporations life depends on covering this up,Get the blueprints for a free energy motor at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,Let the revolution begin!

[kaningraff]

ys everyone hating? where in this vid does he state, "i have a cure for cancer, and a new alternative energy method"? and markwiebe99, why the hell r u talkin about urnaium? all this is is a cool little project this guy did, thats actualy a pretty smart little invention.

[MBjosch]

so cool, specially when the rotational speed decreases...

[Hyper7er]

cool fpund it on instructables... realy inventive

[Anakha13]

Outstanding!

[Stereolabe]

Steam!

[armando92]

you remember me back to the future movie xd

[Macanleister]

And we have a miracle cure for radiation poisoning and a vaccine against cancer and genetic mutations.