In this video we test the charging ability of the BioLite Stove for the 3rd day. This time, following inputs from our channel subscribers we only used the BioLite for power generation and only used sticks as the fuel. To provide heat for the Cup Charger we used the FireBox stove. Two iPhone were used, one for each device. Both phones were completely dead prior to the test. Also, the BioLite power pack was fully charged prior to the test. The BioLite was fueled constantly. The FireBox stove required little attention. We ran the fan on High the entire time because according to the manual... "For maximum output, maintain a well-fueled fire with fan set to HI. Some devices charge continuously. Other devices, like smartphones, will charge in regular intervals of boosted power output." We ran the test for over 2 hours. The final charge levels were as follows: iPhone connected to BioLite: 15% charge iPhone connected to Cup Charger: 50% charge. In our test the the Cup charger charged it's phone over 3 times as much than the BioLite in the same amount of time. The Cup Charger outputs continuously. All it needs is heat, and water. At the end of the video we also show the 8 watt and 12 watt versions of the Pot Chargers, and also the 40 Watt FirePower40 thermoelectric generators. The Cup Charger and FireBox stoves are available on our page at: theepicenter.com
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BioLite Charging Test - using iPhone 4S and comparing with Cup Charger and FireBox Stove Day 3
Posted Tuesday, October 23, 2012 in BioLite, Charger, Charging, comparing, FireBox, iPhone by Mary Farrell
BioLite Charging Test - using iPhone 4S and comparing with Cup Charger and FireBox Stove Day 3 Video Clips. Duration : 13.97 Mins.
In this video we test the charging ability of the BioLite Stove for the 3rd day. This time, following inputs from our channel subscribers we only used the BioLite for power generation and only used sticks as the fuel. To provide heat for the Cup Charger we used the FireBox stove. Two iPhone were used, one for each device. Both phones were completely dead prior to the test. Also, the BioLite power pack was fully charged prior to the test. The BioLite was fueled constantly. The FireBox stove required little attention. We ran the fan on High the entire time because according to the manual... "For maximum output, maintain a well-fueled fire with fan set to HI. Some devices charge continuously. Other devices, like smartphones, will charge in regular intervals of boosted power output." We ran the test for over 2 hours. The final charge levels were as follows: iPhone connected to BioLite: 15% charge iPhone connected to Cup Charger: 50% charge. In our test the the Cup charger charged it's phone over 3 times as much than the BioLite in the same amount of time. The Cup Charger outputs continuously. All it needs is heat, and water. At the end of the video we also show the 8 watt and 12 watt versions of the Pot Chargers, and also the 40 Watt FirePower40 thermoelectric generators. The Cup Charger and FireBox stoves are available on our page at: theepicenter.com
In this video we test the charging ability of the BioLite Stove for the 3rd day. This time, following inputs from our channel subscribers we only used the BioLite for power generation and only used sticks as the fuel. To provide heat for the Cup Charger we used the FireBox stove. Two iPhone were used, one for each device. Both phones were completely dead prior to the test. Also, the BioLite power pack was fully charged prior to the test. The BioLite was fueled constantly. The FireBox stove required little attention. We ran the fan on High the entire time because according to the manual... "For maximum output, maintain a well-fueled fire with fan set to HI. Some devices charge continuously. Other devices, like smartphones, will charge in regular intervals of boosted power output." We ran the test for over 2 hours. The final charge levels were as follows: iPhone connected to BioLite: 15% charge iPhone connected to Cup Charger: 50% charge. In our test the the Cup charger charged it's phone over 3 times as much than the BioLite in the same amount of time. The Cup Charger outputs continuously. All it needs is heat, and water. At the end of the video we also show the 8 watt and 12 watt versions of the Pot Chargers, and also the 40 Watt FirePower40 thermoelectric generators. The Cup Charger and FireBox stoves are available on our page at: theepicenter.com
The BioLite project - Jonathan den Hartog on how the stove works
Posted Tuesday, September 25, 2012 in BioLite, Hartog, Jonathan, project by Mary Farrell
The BioLite project - Jonathan den Hartog on how the stove works Video Clips. Duration : 1.08 Mins.
The St Andrew's Prize for the Environment 2011 was held at University of St Andrews on the 5th of May 2011. Jonathan den Hartog of the BioLite project was presented with the 1st prize of 000. BioLite is an innovative cookstove, which provides improved air quality and a clean economic source of electricity inside the home, has won this year's St Andrews Prize for the Environment. Solid biomass fires, used by almost half the global population are inefficient and amongst the most greenhouse intensive systems in the world per unit of energy delivered. Clean energy company BioLite has developed a cookstove that slashes emissions by up to 95 percent and also provides electricity for charging LED lights, mobile phones and other devices used in rural areas where open fires are prevalent. This video contains an explanation from Jonathon on how the BioLite stove works. Visit www.thestandrewsprize.com for more information.
The St Andrew's Prize for the Environment 2011 was held at University of St Andrews on the 5th of May 2011. Jonathan den Hartog of the BioLite project was presented with the 1st prize of 000. BioLite is an innovative cookstove, which provides improved air quality and a clean economic source of electricity inside the home, has won this year's St Andrews Prize for the Environment. Solid biomass fires, used by almost half the global population are inefficient and amongst the most greenhouse intensive systems in the world per unit of energy delivered. Clean energy company BioLite has developed a cookstove that slashes emissions by up to 95 percent and also provides electricity for charging LED lights, mobile phones and other devices used in rural areas where open fires are prevalent. This video contains an explanation from Jonathon on how the BioLite stove works. Visit www.thestandrewsprize.com for more information.
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