Location: 99 Speed Mart Bukit Tinggi
Date: 2010-10-04
Parking: Public Paid Parking
| Description/Name | Unit Price | Unit | Total |
| Dynamo Liquid Detergent Antibacterial 4.7KG | RM 19.90 per bottle | 1 | RM 19.90 |
| Maxkleen Detergent Powder 3 KG | RM 21.80 | 1 | RM 21.80 |
Showing posts with label Dynamo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dynamo. Show all posts
Monday, October 4, 2010
2010-10-04 My Groceries Shopping Price List (99 Speed Mart, Bukit Tinggi Klang)
Here is my shopping price list for today:
Location: 99 Speed Mart Bukit Tinggi
Date: 2010-10-04
Parking: Public Paid Parking
Location: 99 Speed Mart Bukit Tinggi
Date: 2010-10-04
Parking: Public Paid Parking
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
My DIY Battery-less Hand Crank Dynamo Remote Control
Ever get frustrated by the constant need of the battery change for your remote control every once in a while?
Well, if you are the kind of person who do not care much about appearance, and you care more on the environment, then I have a solution for you.
Introducing .... Dynamo Remote Control, a battery-less remote control.
Steps to make one:
1) Buy or get a Hand Crank Dynamo that have a DC output.
2) Connect the DC output to your remote control battery compartment using 2 wires.
3) Every time you need to operate the remove control, just twist/crank the Dynamo handle and press any button on the remote as you would do normally.
It's that simple, really!!!
It may seems not much of a saving in terms of money, but over the long run, you avoided throwing away a lot of batteries, thus helping reduce the toxic waste on earth.
Mother earth is definitely worth saving, don't you agree? :)
The type of dynamo I am using, it has a Nokia charger DC output:
The side view of the wiring:
The final result:
Well, if you are the kind of person who do not care much about appearance, and you care more on the environment, then I have a solution for you.
Introducing .... Dynamo Remote Control, a battery-less remote control.
Steps to make one:
1) Buy or get a Hand Crank Dynamo that have a DC output.
2) Connect the DC output to your remote control battery compartment using 2 wires.
3) Every time you need to operate the remove control, just twist/crank the Dynamo handle and press any button on the remote as you would do normally.
It's that simple, really!!!
It may seems not much of a saving in terms of money, but over the long run, you avoided throwing away a lot of batteries, thus helping reduce the toxic waste on earth.
Mother earth is definitely worth saving, don't you agree? :)
The type of dynamo I am using, it has a Nokia charger DC output:
The side view of the wiring:
The final result:
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