ВЫПИСАТЬ ВСЕ ГЛАГОЛЫ-СКАЗУЕМЫЕ ИЗ ТЕКСТА И ОПРЕДЕЛИТЬ ИХ ВИДОВРЕМЕННУЮ ФОРМУ.
in 1991, Trevor Baylis saw a television programme about people in Africa with AIDS. A doctor in the programme said he wanted to give everyone in his country information about the illness but very few people had televisions or radios. The problem was that radios were very expensive because the batteries cost more than a week’s food for a family.
Trevor Baylis had a clever idea: a clockwork radio that didn’t need batteries. He designed and developed a mechanism where the energy stored in a wound up spring could be used to drive a generator to power the radio. He also added a panel to convert solar energy into electrical energy.
Trevor Baylis’ environmentally-friendly radio has won lots of awards. The technology can be used in anything that needs batteries and it is perfect for countries where electrical power is unreliable or very expensive. The wind-up technology is now used in the new generation of Apple e-Mate computers.
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