CSL Robotikits 6-in-1 Solar Kit
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| Price: | $4.89 |
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Ships from and sold by C-Teck Ships from Hong Kong
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Average customer review:
(46 customer reviews)
Product Description
Children use 21 snapping together parts to building six different desings. It's most advantageous because: it's very inexpensive for individuals or groups; clear easy to following instructions; motivating the children to learning about solar energy; a great project for boys or girls clubs; teaches students to follow precise visual diagrams; have hours of fun experimenting. For best results use outside in direct sunlight!Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1362 in Toys & Games
- Brand: CSL
- Model: 6-IN1-TOY1
- Dimensions: .45 pounds
Features
- Environment friendly
- A good starter for budding enginers
- Kit contains 6 models to build
- Only one project can be completed at a time
- Colors and contents may vary from illustration
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews22 of 25 people found the following review helpful.
Don't buy this
By Harry
The solar battery is not sensitive, have to put it under very strong sunshine. In China, only worth $1. the $2's toy is better than this. Do not be fooled by the images like me.
18 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Fragile, didn't work
By Tom
Many small parts that can get lost easy. The wire connecting the gear fell apart and I had to splice it together. My 8 year old was very frustrated and gave up. It worked few seconds and never worked again, even after I worked with replacing wires and fitting together again. Not worth the money or frustration.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
I am uncertain this device works at all
By Ernest S Sanchez
I got 3 of these kits for my nephews and science education that I am currently involved in. I was really excited about them, but have been disappointed when trying them out. I tried putting together one of the kits, but could never get the solar panel to get the motor moving. I held the panel very close to 100 W halogen bulb in addition to trying it outside on a sunny day with no luck. I tried components from the duplicate kits I ordered with no luck. I can not get motion out of these at all. Using my multimeter I get fairly low readings for the voltage and current output under the lamp
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