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10-Mar-2016 4:48:15 PM
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For the benefit of the curious (and the skeptical) what is the number of the patent?
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10-Mar-2016 5:40:14 PM
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On 10/03/2016 JamesMc wrote:
>For the benefit of the curious (and the skeptical) what is the number of
>the patent?
If we asking the tough question now I'm curious about the "carry the CE mark". Such a device to my knowledge is not regulated under the European CE mark system.
(Unless of course he means CE as in China Export!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_marking#China_Export
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11-Mar-2016 11:53:11 AM
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Pretty much everything needs a CE cert to get sold in europe, there's a switch mode power supply in there, so it's certainly covered under at least these categories from wiki - I'm too lazy to look up the full documentation. Should need FCC too for the US
* Low voltage
* Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment RoHS 2
* Electromagnetic compatibility
and potentially
* Safety of toys
* Eco-design of energy related products
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12-Mar-2016 9:27:13 PM
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On 10/03/2016 JamesMc wrote:
>For the benefit of the curious (and the skeptical) what is the number of
>the patent?
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Hi James,
I'm at Araps for the coming week and chockstone is pretty hard on phone. Hydra-light.com has the details of the Ceo and the electrical engineer on the team - they could tell you what the patent numbers are.
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12-Mar-2016 9:29:02 PM
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Correct Dane,
As I understand it, it is our German distributors who require the CE Mark.
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12-Mar-2016 9:33:13 PM
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>Ok, I have a question.
>If Ur using it in a desert an Ur water supply is running crisis low, will
>Ur batt run on P?
>Salty enough?
Not sure - pretty sure that we haven't run tests on urine. But I know that the salt concentration can be as low as 10% of sea water. How salty is p?
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