Ok. I’m man enough to admit it. I’ve got no idea how this works…
Select Solar (over in the UK) is selling a desk clock that apparently uses nothing but water to power the digital readout. You fill a couple of tubes with tap water and then it just works for about two months.
If anyone can explain the principles in use here, please do so as the site doesn’t say exactly how this is accomplished.
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