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Want to keep your MP3 player on the go when you've run out of built-in power? Maybe charge up your mobile phone? Hack yourself a $AUD20 hand-crank torch into a USB power generator for under $30 and have green power whenever you need it using easily-sourced components. Darren Yates shows you how.