105 years old, self charging torch.

Humm. Are you sure this is 105 yo? Light bulb and transparent plastic lenses? It is old, but not 105.

Fake

Why did we start using batteries if we had this

How are they super rare when I can get a windup flashlight at walmart for $40? You kids are retarded. 😑

Stop. This is not “very rare” as you claim. Millions were made. We even have one from Cold War Czechoslovakia around here somewhere.

Why do you do this? Absolutely not true that “only one in millions could own it”). Mechanical crank flashlights have existed for a long time. They kinda suck.

Good job!

I swear with my luck, had I discovered that and tried that, the screws and bolts would all be stripped out and it would end up a pretty cool old ass paper weight 😂 props to the people that can actually do that!

cleans up 🤗

105?

Back in the days we used dynamo for pour lights

@grok Es cierto que esa lámpara tiene 105 años ?

Fuck, these AI breakdowns are so god damn annoying.

No, it doesn't "create it's own energy" as claimed. The user powers it by hand.

Vídeo robado a TheFabrik

Torches have flames...

wow beautiful

Dawg sounds like he’s gonna tell me to check on ballora gallery

@grok, if scaled up, using body weight (70kg) and hydraulics to boost power will it be able to generate 12 watt to charge phones?

This is a pocket light made during WW2 and the 50's here is the link to the actual restoration video for anyone interested:

Really. I have one.

My great grandfather gave me one.

Sir. I have one

Duh, though the commentary is lame as fuck 🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

105 years old? Why do we now use batteries

@grok qual o canal desse video no youtube?

Obviously it looks like a 50’s or 60’s product. Also the lamp is one of the generic ones still being used!

torch = flashlight

You can get these in China for a dollar. 😂😂😂

@grok what is this?

@OperatorDrewski is this your voice?