Dowling Magnets® Electric Motor/Generator Kit
Product Number: DO-731101
$39.99
Explore the wonders of Magnets! Amaze yourself with the magic of magnetism when you power a light bulb and build your own motor! For young scientists ages 10+. Assembly normally requires parent-participation. Contents include: neodymium and ceramic magnets, Light emitting diode (LED), plastic plates and tubes, wire, compass, spring, nails, screws, nuts, and bolts, paper clips, sand paper, and activity guide.
Includes 5 experiments: Earth as a Magnet, Attraction & Repulsion, What Magnets Attract, Temporary Magnetism, Magnetic Strength, and How Electricity Flows.
Includes 5 projects: Detect Electrical Flow, Simple Generator & Motor Pair, Different Kind of Generator, Faster Motor, Motor with Speed Control, and Generator that Powers a Light Bulb.
Explore the wonders of Magnets! Amaze yourself with the magic of magnetism when you power a light bulb and build your own motor! For young scientists ages 10+. Assembly normally requires parent-participation. Contents include: neodymium and ceramic magnets, Light emitting diode (LED), plastic plates and tubes, wire, compass, spring, nails, screws, nuts, and bolts, paper clips, sand paper, and activity guide.
Includes 5 experiments: Earth as a Magnet, Attraction & Repulsion, What Magnets Attract, Temporary Magnetism, Magnetic Strength, and How Electricity Flows.
Includes 5 projects: Detect Electrical Flow, Simple Generator & Motor Pair, Different Kind of Generator, Faster Motor, Motor with Speed Control, and Generator that Powers a Light Bulb.
- Explore the wonders of electricity by building a motor/generator that actually powers a light bulb
- Promotes active learning between parent and child
- Great for use at home or in the classroom
- Includes 6 experiments and 6 projects
DO-731101
Data sheet
- Grade
- Grade 5-12
- Age
- 10+ years
Explore the wonders of Magnets! Amaze yourself with the magic of magnetism when you power a light bulb and build your own motor! For young scientists ages 10+. Assembly normally requires parent-participation. Contents include: neodymium and ceramic magnets, Light emitting diode (LED), plastic plates and tubes, wire, compass, spring, nails, screws, nuts, and bolts, paper clips, sand paper, and activity guide.
Includes 5 experiments: Earth as a Magnet, Attraction & Repulsion, What Magnets Attract, Temporary Magnetism, Magnetic Strength, and How Electricity Flows.
Includes 5 projects: Detect Electrical Flow, Simple Generator & Motor Pair, Different Kind of Generator, Faster Motor, Motor with Speed Control, and Generator that Powers a Light Bulb.