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I would be a lot happier with this if they had some actual numbers. As in, how much light does the lamp produce and how much does it cost to replace the electro
by upofadown 12y ago
I would be a lot happier with this if they had some actual numbers. As in, how much light does the lamp produce and how much does it cost to replace the electrodes after the 6 months?
- impostervt 12y agoOr even just a price listed. I'd consider buying one for my home to fulfill my once-in-awhile prepper thoughts.
- lxmorj 12y agoHeh, I think everyone with a good imagination has at least lazily considered being a prepper...
- totony 12y agoIt looks (if they are using the same technique as the youtube video linked in this thread) that once it has expired you either need to change the lamp or potentially replace the salt water with an aqueous solution of (very strong) reducing agent. Or you could be even use saltier water in the lamp to make it last (slightly) longer once it has expired.