The book Fuel Cell Projects for the Evil Genius introduces you to a world of build-it-yourself fuel cell projects. Each project has detailed instructions and illustrations that help to take you step by step through a variety of fuel cell projects with a focus on the benefits of sustainable power sources.

Fuel Cell Projects for the Evil Genius is a great follow-on book from the author of Solar Energy Projects for the Evil Genius and is part of the range that also provided us with the book 50 Green Projects for the Evil Genius. This book covers in detail the  instructions for a range of sustainable energy projects. The book has 180 illustrations, detailed part lists, and complete plans that are simple to follow for a range of projects that will help you to conduct practical experiments and build environmentally conscious fuel cell projects.

The book explains the science behind the projects and the importance of sustainable and eco-friendly fuel cells to modern life. The benefits of hydrogen as a source of energy are discussed in detail, along with projects for creating a hydrogen barbecue, or even how to power your iPod with hydrogen. With its clear diagrams, schematics and detailed plans the book helps to explain how to create fuel cells yourself. The Do-It-Yourself projects also help build a persons understanding of the science behind these devices and so can be useful guides in educating someone in sustainable fuel cell energy.

The Fuel Cell Projects for the Evil Genius book is just $16.47 and qualifies for free delivery.

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The book 50 Green Projects for the Evil Genius is a detailed, step by step guide on ways to make your life more eco-friendly. The book contains many different Do It Yourself projects ranging from ways to improve your cars fuel efficiency to how to build your own solar water heater and many things in between.

50 Green Projects for the Evil Genius provides you with step by step instructions for how you can make your own environmentally friendly life improvements. The projects allow you to make improvements to your car, and even show you how to create other green methods of transportation. The book also provides many projects to help you make your home as eco-friendly as possible. The book covers subjects like transportation, alternative fuels, solar, wind, and hydro power, home insulation and construction and many more to help you achieve a greener way of life.

Each project comes with full instructions on how to design, build and install the creations that can be made to suit your particular needs. Most projects are made out of easy to find parts, and each project lists fully all the parts that will be required to create it. The projects range in complexity, from simple creations like creating a worm compost bin, to more complex projects like creating your own wind turbine. This range helps to make the book of use to anyone, from those wanting easy and quick creations to help make their lives greener in small ways to those who have ambitious green dreams.

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The Eco-House Manual has been written by Nigel Griffiths who has many years experience with creating green houses and building eco homes. This manual explains ways of improving your home to allow it to be as eco-friendly as possible. The manual provides comprehensive data regarding improving your home over 10 different chapters.

The book includes information about how to reduce heat loss and about  eco-friendly heating solutions like solar water heaters. It discusses electrical demand and provides some useful improvements for eco-friendly lighting. It also discusses micro-generation, methods for you to generate your own electricity through use of solar panels and micro wind turbines. The chapter on water discusses methods for water conservation and rainwater harvesting.

The Eco-House Manual provides a comprehensive guide covering all aspects of environmental improvements that can be made to a house allowing you to eco-renovate your home. Its practical advice and easy to follow instructions allow anyone to take steps to improve their home to help the environment and lower their energy bills.

The Eco-House Manual is available for just £11.99 with free delivery. The book is also available in the US for around $40 (since it’s imported).

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Water Saving Aerator Device

With our slightly over-populated planet, pure drinking water is becoming an increasingly scarce resource. Even for those of us fortunate to be in the developed world, we shouldn’t waste water. Thankfully there are plenty of water saving gadgets that can help us use water efficiently. The Water Saving Tap Aerator DIY Kit is one such gadget. The water tap aerator is a simple-looking device that attaches to existing modern water taps, introducing air into the water stream to maintain pressure whilst using less water.

The Actual Aerating Element

Typical taps without an aerator produce a water flow of around 15 litres per minute. Using the water saving aerator kit will reduce the water flow to around 6 litres per minute, which means you can use up to 60% less water! If you just think how often you use your water tap…. brushing your teeth, washing your face, washing your hands, washing dishes, cleaning fruit and vegetables, and so on. That’s a heck of a saving in water, and if you’re on a water meter, you’re saving money too!

Key Benefits

• Up to 60% less water usage, saving water and energy.
• Inexpensive device for making wash basins at home and work more economical
• Standardised fitting to fit virtually all modern taps
• The installed capsule can be removed and inserted in designer tap ends
• Uses a limescale-reducing material to prevent scaling

You can purchase just the fittings themselves, or there’s a special kit you can buy which includes an easy fitting tool so that you don’t need any other tools. The aerating inserts are so simple to fit, any DIY-enthusiast will have the inserts installed in just a few minutes.

The inserts are available for £5.49 each, and the kits are available for £19.99. The kit includes two water aerators for standard taps, one 2.2 water aerator for the shower and a tool for installing the water aerators. Prices for both include free delivery.

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It appears that the Nintendo DS Lite was made for solar panels, as the Instructables author dark sponge has created a useful solar charger for the DS Lite. The top face has enough space for two 60x60mm solar cells side by side, each outputting 3V at 40mA.

By installing another 2 solar cells on the bottom of the DS. Each pair is wired in series, and the 2 pairs are wired together in parallel. This gives you a total of 6 volts at 80mA, perfect for charging a DS lite. To charge the DS, you simply open it out and leave it in the sun. The article was recently updated to use a charge protection circuit, so keep an eye out for the revised Instructable.

Source: Instructables via Technabob

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