Tim Ross

So I worked out that what you can do is you buy one of these that have an inbuilt battery.

And then with the shelf, you get one of those Ryobi or any sort of battery converter that you use for power tools.

And then you plug that into the television.

And then you just recharge with, say, four or five different batteries that you have.

Because the rechargeable batteries,

Television will only get you one and a half to two hours.

But if you've got multiple batteries, you could have a trolley with a television that never has to be plugged in.

You just have to change the batteries.

So yeah, it's all possible.

So if Shannon wants to have a trolley with a television that doesn't plug in and then she can move it into a room...

Chords be gone, but you're just going to have to have like six batteries ready to go and you're going to be halfway through watching something on Netflix and you go, oh, shit, I've got to put another battery in.

If you have invented something like that or something to share, we'd love to hear from you.

I cannot let this episode finish without you at least plating up one of his ideas.

Tapestry covers, hiding speakers in the wall is amazing and explains a lot about you, I think, Kevin.

Chip off the old block going on here.

What a glorious thing.

Love it.

Thanks for joining us.

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