check this product out

[tooge]

this company (Konarka.com) essentially has found a way to make solar panels that are about the thickness of a piece of paper, are somewhat transparent, and can bend, therefore conforming to untold surfaces. Could cars, ell phones, homes, and everything else eventually have this coating them? Pretty cool stuff. I wonder what the 8 watt little guy they sell costs. I could recharge my four wheeler for free with it.

[Demonpenz]

You know it is quality because it's made in germany

[tooge]

the applications for something like this seem neverending no?

[chasedude]

We could wrap Dick Cheney in it and his pace maker would last forever.... no wait, :cuss:

[rambleonthruthefog]

my wife and i saw some stuff bout it on sci channel i think. looked like it could really change some things. can you invest in them?

[bishop_74]

Ya bunch of friggen tree huggers. :D

[beach tribe]

You know it is quality because it's made in germany

Like sham wow.

[ClevelandBronco]

...can you invest in them?

Looks like it's a private company.

[teedubya]

You all keep worshiping the Sun, it will get you nowhere.

[Redrum_69]

you hear that claythan, that sound was your Fleshlight collection vibrating off the shelf

[SPATCH]

yeah, and apparently you can cut one sheet in half and use it as a bath mat.

[talastan]

You'll begin to see lots of these companies begin to start coming out with better eco-friendly tech. I support preserving the enviroment, but I don't want to have to live in poverty and HAVE to be eco-friendly because the government tells me to do so. :rolleyes:

[Demonpenz]

it soaks up cola at an alarming rate

[SPATCH]

it soaks up cola at an alarming rate

seriously?



man.... those germans make good stuff

[Baby Lee]

it soaks up cola at an alarming rate

There's your mildew, that's gonna smell.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

I once met some folks that were looking at relocating to Topeka to use the byproduct from Innovia Films to make a deal that created electricity when flexed. They envisioned using it in athletic and prostethic devices to generate electricity during movement and use.

was a pretty cool deal. they had a piece of material about the size of a ruler, and when flexed back and forth it would light up a small bulb.

ultimately they didn't end up getting the tax incentives they wanted so they stayed in NJ.

[allen_kcCard]

I hate big sun.