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Around 10 " / 25 cm and it weighs 1 Kg each. @Prototype: What is the movie of your avatar?

I think, indeed, all the objects here must be usable. It may be artistic but functional. (The meaning of design.) The ambiguity is the meaning of this game, no? And, it's not a paperweight. :na:

Let's go:

Ash,valve and gas diffuser, for camping? (with operation manual) edit: ^ too late. Millirad, a spherical/gyroscopic robot?

I am not a proponents of "cheap energy", on the contrary I would like energy will be more expensive still. cost: materials and field 150 000 € (Home: 130 m² living space and field: 4000 m²) maintenance: nothing special I don't understand. otherwise I feel good:beer:

Yes, I know these nuts but in this ball there comes to ceramic ball. I couldn't explain you it in English, sorry. Nooo, this is not what I think. a mini cocain vacuum cleaner ?:crackup:

OK guys, a last and after the thread is resumed. This is, I think we consume far too much energy simply. I built a bioclimatic House and I pay only €150 per year in electricity and €80 for heating with wood (2 m3). Temperature 20 ° in my home and I'm not stingy in energies for all my gadgets...

a very ugly lighter?:D

Ok, it's the closest answer and for don't break down the pace of the game, I grant you. but you still know, this washing Ball cleans and whitens your clothes without bleach or detergents.

HIMNL9: nope Photo taken more far:

No, but it works in the water.

^^^^cynical:tinfoil: Indeed it's a true failure

millirad: nope Benm: nope OK, guys. I'll give another clue: it's a ball/sphere

Nope. Clue: it's ecological.

the whole object measuring around 4 ", in all dimensions

my participation: Pigeon fails, turtle wins. [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG] [/IMG]

OK, I took the relay. It's a macro: [/IMG] I would give clues (if necessary) later.

atomic bomb cas

find an answer or I'll don't sleep this night :banghead: it's works with a coffee maker or teapot?

measuring the velocity of a water course