How to Charge an iPod using electrolytes and an onion
Published November 10, 2007
This video has 10.4M views and 35.6K likes, ranking #722,370 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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In this episode we show you how to charge your iPod (or other mp3 player) for up to 20 minutes using electrolytes derived from Gatorade or Powerade which are then stored within the cells of an onion. You will need: 1. 1 White onion 2. 2 cups of Gatorade 3. Screwdriver 4. iPod and USB cable Disclaimer: As w…
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- November 10, 2007
- Made for kids
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