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Re: Powering LEDs from raindrops.
Quantifying "100 LED bulbs" is not very helpful. Single LEDs typically need 3.5 to 5 volts at currents of 10 mA-50 mA.
What matters is how LONG can a single LED bulb with these specs be powered.
Watts = volts x amps.
Watt-hours (or watt-seconds) is the metric we need, not volts. Watts x hrs.
I hate reading science articles written by/for non engineers.
There are VPN reviews available on the net.
I suggest reading them. There are many other factors to consider besides speed.
Integration with your device's networking?
Number of exit nodes?
Exit nodes in places you want them?
Are they audited to provide positive proof that they aren't tracking users?
Cost?
Features?
I shopped around and found one to my liking, but Op Sec says I should not state it here.
If it's a free service, then YOU are the product. So pay for it if that matters to you. I chose a paid one with support for as many devices as we use here.