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A British inventor has created the first micro-turbine powered FM shower radio.
The H20 Power Radio produced by the Tango Group attaches between the water source and the shower head, and uses the flow to generate electricity.
The turbine generates enough power to keep the radio’s batteries charged up.
Now if we only had waterproof PPM meters we might get those missing morning numbers back.
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