I second that comment. It's an impressive project and I hope it succeeds.
One point regarding cost: 9V batteries aren't cheap. I just purchased a charger and batteries from a company called Tynergy; these are on Amazon and eBay both. It has good ratings on Amazon. If you put together a low-cost kit, including Tynergy batteries might be a good idea. I have no connection to the company. Thanks for your interesting post. On 2011/09/11, at 5:13, [email protected] wrote: > Wow Mike. What a wonderful plan you have. I'm so impressed. It seems > you've thought of everything for our single, hurried mom. I know so many > women in that same situation, and when you start saying 'here's this electric > device you can build--or, here's a $150 device you can buy" they just go "oh, > I don't have the money and I have zero idea how to build anything". > > So if you make it simple and easy enough we can get them into the hands of > all these families. > > Great, great idea. You have a big heart with a lot of compassion. > > Samala, > Renee > > > > > -------Original Message------- > > > Here are some of the design considerations for the MiniCell version > of the SilverCell process: > > My main concern is a single mom with hungry kids to feed. They > probably go to DayCare or Kindergarten, where cold and flu pathogens > rapidly spread, and the kids bring these germs home. So the mother > is constantly bathed in a sea of germs at home. > >
