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Title: Bogus - Not a Shake Flashlight at all
Review: Unfortunately, this product is NOT what it purports to be. Beyond that, it is almost certainly a scam. Here's why.My son was doing a science fair project and we needed a linear induction coil ... which is what a shake flashlight is. I bought two of these. A shake flashlight (a.k.a. Faraday flashlight) uses the movement of a magnet through a coil to generate electricity. This is usually stored in a capacitor.In THIS flashlight:* The metal that moves through the coil is not magnetized. It's motion will never produce electricity.* The wires on the coil are not connected to anything, they are just made to look like they are.* The flashlight works right out of the box because they used batteries instead of a capacity. That could be ok, but the batteries are not of a rechargeable type.Shake flashlights certainly exist. The last one I bought at Target works great. However, this is a bogus product. Very disappointing.
