120 hours of light from WATER?

[@atomicknight_]

Love a return to the tech reviews! You are one of my all-time favorites. Please go live again soon! Thank you for this content!

[@TeacherRodTech]

Gotta buy a few of those for emergencies. Summer won't last for long. Gotta get ready for the rainy season again as early as we can. Great sharing brother!

[@karloimmanoel]

Good morning GA! Keep safe!

[@gabyyazbek438]

Great presentation, thank you so much, the best so far . God bless you.

[@snowbear1381]

thanks for reminding, the must have in the go bag, do you have one of those crank up something just in case power outages happens and we're caught off guard

[@kiko69]

You need that for the brownout the PI is having!Also for typhoons and out in the province.

[@unsopken0623]

Wow you were the first tech reviewer I watched .Glad to see your videos again on my recommendation.
Sir can you put the product links on the description.

[@estevan6442]

WHOA!!!! water power

[@joluis7]

what are the brand name of both flashlite and the water run led and the link

[@reikyo10]

Where did you bought the usb flashlight? Thanks

[@YNCM1]

Where did you bought that flash light? Link plz thanks

[@cordsmist776]

Is there a chance that you can change that thing inside if deteriorated already? I think it's called electrode note sure. I experiment this one using aluminum and copper but i'm producing only less than 1v

[@OfficialHiddentest]

First time I've seen that. Pretty cool

[@polromulo2475]

Good gadget review! That can work on extreme situations with no batt or electricity...

[@tknyunt1844]

Great job

[@abhis568]

It's a fake item, hidden battery is inside

[@gideonramasamy700]

Thats what im thinking

[@Ecksterphono]

They do exist I have a portable lamp. Aluminum/ magnesium foil. Add salt water.

[@007thematrix007]

i'll bring that nxt time i go island hopping 🏝

[@medc3509]

Hi GA, I was looking at lazada similar to that. It was a saltlamp that looked like a camping light. I researched about it in youtube and someone commented you can use urine as a last resort (maybe in desperate situations) if saltwater is not available.

[@14bqdonk]

yes

[@bobodontsurf1425]

I have to ask, is that water from Fukushima? Like a sodium cooled reactor. Where are the control rods? Will it explode like an e-cigarette or just melt in your hand like an m&m? Thanks for interesting report.

[@jjdiamond4108]

King ibang alien ka hahaha

[@ficarocastro8731]

Good morning Blippi.😆

[@europeanpatriot8031]

That's smart.

[@altheaaris9378]

What kind of Sorcery is that!!!

[@talhadriss2370]

Better than imergency candles

[@verboten82]

Does it work with sea water

[@GadgetAddict]

I haven't tried, but I assume it would. I just don't know if you might still have to add more salt.

[@MainADMlN]

Wo tah.

[@SqueezeUp74]

"Sauollt watuar" demn british accent HAHAHAHA , sosyalan . HAHAHA

[@Kris815]

🤩 wow that nice .

[@europeanpatriot8031]

What did it cost converted to USD?

[@GadgetAddict]

250 PHP which is around 5 USD 👍

[@europeanpatriot8031]

@@GadgetAddict That's not too bad in my opinion. But then again, I don't live in the Philippines nor the US :)

[@thedoctor2102]

I wonder if it has a little button cell hidden inside there somewhere.

[@GadgetAddict]

It doesn't. I ripped it apart a couple of months ago.
This is a pretty proven technology anyway.. going back to Egyptian times - well, not the LED but the method of generating electricity.

[@scottstaggs7234]

Do a video disassembled... That will get views.

[@kodiakriver6297]

Premix salt water.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

I love toys and gadgets and there could be a practical use for this....but in the end, it will probably end up as trash along a stream or mountain.

[@GadgetAddict]

I've already put 90+ hours on it :) Testing to see if it can live up to the specs listed on the back. I think this is a GREAT tool to have in your emergency bag :)

[@banakon148]

Nice! what’s the link of the two?

[@robertmcgirr9465]

Thanks again for info vid.