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Bedol water clock: just add salt water

The Bedol water clock adds a touch of green to your timekeeping. You never have to wind it, and it requires no batteries or any electricity. It runs on a touch of salt and few ounces water. The electrodes inside harvest energy from the salt water, powering the clock. The feature set is pretty bare — the clock has no alarm or radio — but at $16 it’s fun and cheap. The Bedol Water Clock comes in four colors.
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By Bill at 4:54 PM ON 11/16/08
Lads - Good information on the chemical battery clock but where do I go to order one ??
By Anonymous at 10:36 PM ON 12/26/08
If you shake it every hour it works fine