If you think that the gamers are unaware of outer world occurrences, then it's your misconception because some of the gamers from Tom's Hardware have designed a rolling solar-powered Wii kiosk using a single 20 watt solar panel to make their Wii console run for at least 5-6 hours.
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What are the requirements of the system?
Single 20 watt solar panel
A battery
Power converter and few other accessories
The rig is a good replacement to the power supply at home, particularly when you want to enjoy some Zelda goodness or some Wii sports outside your home.
The setup is also emery conservative alternative during energy crisis.
The whole setup costs you approximately $1,431.17.
Via: wiiwii
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