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stanley cup ting to build a production model of a bike like this any time soon. The four solar panels, which are the same as those used on Voltaic Solar Laptop Charger, feed into a battery. The battery then feeds into a bunch of different connectors for mobile devices. The connectors are interchangeable and charge cell phones remarkably fast. They also attract plenty of attention鈥攂y the time we had it built, several people had come up and asked Jeff about the bike. It turns out, this isn ;t the first iteration of his idea. He explained this was version two of the solar station, and showed me this image of the original: Now the bike is more compact. The catch is that the panels can ;t go up while the bike is moving鈥搕hey aren ;t secure enough. But then again it just a pet project for Jeff so I ;m sure there is an easy solution. I ;m looking forward to what v3 ends up being. But in the meantime, you
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