Toyota Tsusho To Evaluate Power Technology Inc. Battery
HOUSTON, TEXAS (ContentDesk) December 21, 2005 -- Power Technology Inc. (OTCBB: PWTC) announced today that Toyota Tsusho Corporation has agreed to evaluate its patent pending battery technology.
Bernard J. Walter, CEO of Power Technology, stated We were invited to Tokyo to discuss Toyota Tsushos battery needs and our battery technology.
Toyota Tsusho has requested that we provide it with a prototype battery and technical data.
We intend to do so once we finalize the terms of a mutual non disclosure agreement to protect each partys proprietary and confidential information.
Although we have no final agreement with Toyota Tsusho concerning its use of our battery technology, we believe that its willingness to evaluate how our technology can add value to its products is a good example of the opportunities our technology presents to the market. We look forward to other announcements in the near future.
Toyota Tsusho Corporation (http://www.toyotsu.co.jp/english/index.cfm) consists of 176 subsidiaries and affiliates, which together undertake a broad range of businesses, including trading, manufacturing, processing, retail, and services, at a global level.
As a value integrator, it is involved in the manufacturing and sale of automobiles and other vehicles, machinery and electronics, consumer products, and alternative energy sources, including wind power generation systems. Power Technology, Inc.
is a Research and Development Company engaged in development activities regarding alternative battery technology using materials with up to 50% less weight and significantly less lead content than conventional batteries. The Company is in the early stages of commercializing its technology, and has designed equipment and systems to manufacture its patent pending batteries.
Please visit our website at www.PWTCBATTERY.com for more information or call the company directly at 713-621-4310.All forward-looking statements are, by necessity, only estimates of future results and actual results achieved by Power Technology, Inc. (PWTC) may differ materially from these statements due to a number of factors. PWTC assumes no obligations to update these forward-looking statements to reflect actual results, changes in assumptions or changes in other factors affecting such statements.
You should independently investigate and fully understand all risks before making investment decisions.SOURCE:
Power Technology, Inc.CONTACT:
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713-621-4310.
Quick and simple instructions on using a car battery charger.
I am sure everyone at one time or the other has left the head lights or some other electrical device on and drained your car battery. You may not need to run out and purchase a new battery. A car battery charger can save the day. They are relatively simple to use and operate. Just follow these simple steps and soon your car will back to normal.1)First, remove the battery cables from the terminal posts.
Remember to remove the (-) negative cable first. (This cable is usually black) and then the (+) positive cable. Don't forget that all your stereo settings will probably be lost when the power is cut off.2)Now you are ready to hook up the car battery charger to your car. But first, read the owner's manual and insure that the model charger you are using is suitable for your car. Now, hook the (+) positive cable (red) to the positive terminal and then the (-) negative cable (black) to the negative terminal.3)Now plug in your car battery charger and switch it on.
Al light or...
Quick and simple instructions on using a car battery charger.
Battery > Quick and simple instructions on using a car battery charger.
Quick and simple instructions on using a car battery charger.
I am sure everyone at one time or the other has left the head lights or some other electrical device on and drained your car battery. You may not need to run out and purchase a new battery. A car battery charger can save the day. They are relatively simple to use and operate. Just follow these simple steps and soon your car will back to normal.1)First, remove the battery cables from the terminal posts.
Remember to remove the (-) negative cable first. (This cable is usually black) and then the (+) positive cable. Don't forget that all your stereo settings will probably be lost when the power is cut off.2)Now you are ready to hook up the car battery charger to your car. But first, read the owner's manual and insure that the model charger you are using is suitable for your car. Now, hook the (+) positive cable (red) to the positive terminal and then the (-) negative cable (black) to the negative terminal.3)Now plug in your car battery charger and switch it on.
Al light or...
Quick and simple instructions on using a car battery charger.
Battery > Quick and simple instructions on using a car battery charger.
Pocket-Size Cell Phone Charger Introduced By SpeedyCharge New Mini-Device Can Provide Two Hours of Talk Time When Battery Dies
Brown Mills, NJ (ContentDesk) May 27, 2006 SpeedyCharge.com today introduced the AA Turbo Charger, a new product designed to help cell phone users when the battery of their cell phone dies at a crucial time.
The AA Turbo Charger is a universal, portable and reusable cell phone charging device,
about as big as a lipstick holder. It is powered by a single AA battery, which provides enough power for up to two hours of talk time. When the AA battery dies, said SpeedyCharges Jason Archer, you simply replace the battery and continue talking.
With the advent of this new product you will never have to worry about your cell phone dying in the middle of an important call, Simply take out the AA Turbo Charger and continue the conversation. The second generation AA Turbo Charger is due to be released early June 2006 and can be pre-ordered at www.speedycharge.com for only $39...
Battery > Pocket-Size Cell Phone Charger Introduced By SpeedyCharge New Mini-Device Can Provide Two Hours of Talk Time When Battery Dies
Hearing Aid Battery Safety
Please keep the following in mind when dealing with your hearing aid batteries:
- Kids find the small objects to be tempting and have been known to swallow them. If hearing aid batteries are swallowed, immediately notify a doctor and/or call the National Button Battery Hotline at (202) 625-3333. (They will accept a collect call).
- Believe it or not, people have accidentally confused a hearing aid battery for their medication. Keep batteries away from places you take your pills.
- Most hearing aid batteries can be recycled. Please call your local recycling center to find out how to properly dispose of your hearing aid batteries.
- Do NOT store hearing aid batteries in the refrigerator.
While many people feel this extends the life of the battery, it doesn't. Furthermore, since the battery is made out of metal, it will attract moisture when removed. The last thing you want around your hearing...
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