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Use a small flashlight bulb.... No more than 3 volts, maybe 1.5 would be better... you'll need a couple of limes, a couple of galvanized nails, a couple pieces of copper wire.

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Put a nail and a piece of copper in each lime, as far apart as you can. Connect one of the nails, to the copper in the other lime. Connect the copper in the first lime to the positive side of a small LED, and the galvanized nail in the 2nd lime to the negative side of it. Vwala!

You should be able to get about 1 1/2 VDC out of the contraption....

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No, you cannot directly power a light bulb with limes. Limes do not generate electricity on their own. You would need a source of electricity, such as a battery or a power outlet, to power a light bulb.

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yes you can power a light bulb with limes

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