Lights

Clive George said:

But they did change in March, which was the relevant one :-)

Aha!

EFR
Ile de France

in message <[email hidden]>, David Damerell

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Quoting Peter Clinch <[email hidden]>:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Think I will stick with the Cateye option for now but look at
getting dynamos at some point in the future. I am assuming they are
better for the enviroment too as you generate your own power.

I'd never really thought about it from that point of view, but I think
you're right.

It must be pretty trivial if you use rechargeables in battery lights - an
AA rechargable needs what, tuppence of electricity?

All batteries use heavy metals which are not clever things to dispose of
(and we /really/ shouldn't be putting things like ni-cads and nimh into
landfill). And even the best rechargeables don't have that many recharge
cycles in them that that isn't an issue.

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[email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

Morning had broken, and we had run out of gas for the welding torch.

Simon Brooke said:

All batteries use heavy metals which are not clever things to dispose of
(and we /really/ shouldn't be putting things like ni-cads and nimh into
landfill). And even the best rechargeables don't have that many recharge
cycles in them that that isn't an issue.

All?

_ said:

Simon Brooke said:

All batteries use heavy metals which are not clever things to dispose of
(and we /really/ shouldn't be putting things like ni-cads and nimh into
landfill). And even the best rechargeables don't have that many recharge
cycles in them that that isn't an issue.

All?

Lithium?

Chris
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Chris Eilbeck