Tulsa Tech Students Solve Real Word Problems On $300

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TULSA, Oklahoma -- Tulsa Tech students were flying high Friday. They showed off their creations after 4 months of work.

Pre-engineering students got together in groups to solve a real-world problem with only a $300 budget. And, it wasn't easy.

"A little bit stressful because we had to first do a lot of research and a lot of paperwork before we could actually go out and start assembling and testing," said TCC student Zac Faulkner.

They came up with some cool ideas, like a solar-powered leaf blower, an automatic car jack -- even a jumper box for car batteries that charges itself.