[Stoves] Kerosene-lamp with built in Seebeck-element and radio

[Robert Penn Taylor]

I'd assume between one and two Watts for a radio like that since it has 
a loudspeaker. I got a laugh out of the following statement on the 
webpage though: "This lantern is equipped with an energie converter. 
This converter converts heat into energy."

Heat into energy. That puts a welcome jolly in my day.  :)

-Penn

Boll, Martin Dr. wrote:
> http://www.pelam.de/product_info.php?cPath=28_109
> <http://www.pelam.de/product_info.php?cPath=28_109&products_id=530>
> &products_id=530
> 
> I have no other information. I dont know the generated electrical power.
> 
> Would that be interesting for somebody to drive a fan? I fear such a radio
> does not need as much power as a realistic usable fan does.