Re: WAS "[HOE] Test." NOW Browser questions.

[toadpooka@juno.com]

The reason is that browsers can only fuel powers that fall under their
"jurisdiction."  That means a car browser can power the locomotion in a
device, but not the Shield or Light powers built into it (I know some
people allow their junker-mobiles to have all the headlights).  This is
compensation for the fact that browsers make X number of GR per round,
and cars drain them by the hour.
Also, charging batteries requires more than just other G-Rays.  Much like
you can't charge one 9-volt battery with another 9-volt bateery, you
can't just plug a battery into a device that's making excess and charge
it.

On Mon, 26 Mar 2001 13:25:34 EST Madnes6841@aol.com writes:
> Well, If a browser spirit puts out justifiable G-Rays, then I would 
> see no reason why  you coundn't, say, put an g-ray adapter in the
cigarette 
> lighter so that you could plug in a spirit battery to charge, a
computer, a 
> phone, or a gun, or whatever needed g-rays. 

From Whom It May Concern,
Rich Ranallo

"There will be no Year 2000.  At least, not as we know it."
-Hunter S. Thompson

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