Long-Life battery and clock

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From: Doug Hendricks
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 1988 00:55

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A friend of a brother of mine is an artist who is interested in two items:

1.  A battery that can be trusted after 100 years of storage,

2.  A clock of some sort to alarm after 100 years.

Obviously, shelf-life is the primary concern.

I thought of NASA-type fuel cells for number one, but am not sure
if they would truly be appropriate.

Any ideas?


Douglas Hendricks     Not only are these my views, but those of
Hewlett-Packard       Hewlett-Packard as well. Furthermore, I beam my
Santa Clara, CA       thoughts into Ronald Reagan. He does everything I say.

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