See for yourself how a generator works with this hands-on alternative energy kit. The windmill you build with it can be used inside (with a fan) or out, and makes a great demonstration of wind power in the classroom or at home! This kit includes a rotor, motor with gears, LED, and more! The instructions are fully illustrated and include diagrams of a motor and a generator to help you understand how each of them works and what the difference is. The instructions also have information on recycling plus some fun facts. You supply a plastic bottle to use as a base plus a screwdriver.
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Windmill Generator Kit
6-page instructions
Rotor
Plastic gear housing
2 half screw caps
Tail
Rotor shaft
Motor with small gear
Gear with metal shaft
Motor cover
8 small screws
LED lamp unit with wires
LCD watch
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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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