
Windpower's a great idea, if you've got the space to put up one of the towers (and can deal with the strobe-effect shadows created under the blades, which we're told is surprisingly annoying). But now the HY Mini is bringing windpower to the personal level: hold it up in a breeze, stick it out the window while you're driving, or find your own clever way to work those turbines, and the juice it generates can later be used to power cellies and iPods.
Our only question is, assuming you'd be holding this thing in strong breezes, oughtn't it come with a wrist strap?
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet, but sticking this out of the window of your car will consume more energy than it generates.
Thats why you can stick it on the side of your bike, or buy an alternative powered car.
thats a good idea to put a wrist strap like any of the portable fans or like the wii remotes have