4M Toysmith, Green Science Windmill Generator Kit, DIY Science Kit With LED Lights, For Boys & Girls Ages 8+ (Packaging May Vary)
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Style: Windmill Generator Kit
Features
- The windmill generator uses green science to harness wind power and light an LED bulb.
- This kit contains all the materials needed to build a 5-inch windmill generator with LED light. Just add a recycled soda bottle.
- An enclosed pamphlet contains fun facts about renewable energy.
- Detailed assembly instructions included.
- Recommended for ages 8 years and up.
- Challenge your child's imagination with 4M toys and kits.
- 4M educational toys cover a wide range of educational subjects and include science kits, arts and crafts kits, robotics kits, and more.
- 4M offers a wide range of toys and kits to let you build a clock, crochet a placemat, or turn your room into a planetarium--all in the name of making learning fun.
- Build this 5" wind generator, all you need is a plastic bottle
- Learn about renewable energy with our enclosed fun facts pamphlet
- Kit includes everything you need to assemble your 5" wind generator
- Great for the science enthusiast
- Perfect for ages 3 and up
Description
The 4M Green Science Windmill Generator is a hand-on learning experience that teaches the value of renewable energy. The windmill generator uses green science to harness wind power and light an LED bulb. This kit contains all the materials needed to build a 5-inch windmill generator with LED light. Just add a recycled soda bottle. An enclosed pamphlet contains fun facts about renewable energy. Detailed assembly instructions included. Recommended for ages 8 years and up. From the Manufacturer Build this amazing wind generator and learn about renewable energy. Watch the LED glow as it is powered by free energy from the wind. No batteries required! Kit includes; rotor, front-housing with gear and rotor shaft installed, back housing, half screw caps, tail, toy motor with gear, motor cover, small screws, LED unit with wires, detailed assembly instructions. Recommended for 8 years and up.
Product Dimensions: 8.25 x 5.5 x 3.25 inches
Item Weight: 3.52 ounces
Item model number: 3649
Manufacturer recommended age: 5 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: December 13, 2018
Manufacturer: Toysmith
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Style: Windmill Generator Kit
Super fun and easy! Great value for my money. Perfect activity for age range. Kids felt awesome after installation.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by Shreem
Style: Clean Water Science
The media could not be loaded. We have tested this product with both the suggested dirty water and water colored with food coloring and it worked on both cases. It should be noted however that the filtering materials are vert small quantities, so using a big amount of water dirt or colors will make it less efficient faster. I would suggest to do the test with small amounts, I think 50 ml is more the enough to demonstrate the principle. For the dyed water I ended up using only 20 ml. My daughter used it for her science project and it was very fun for her to do and she assemble it herself with my guidance to explain the instructions. She is first grade so I do not think it is very challenging bu fun and educating to observe. I added a video of the assembly and the final product and function. I would suggest to use a heavy glass container as a collector as they suggested because it was too flimsy when my daughter used a plastic cup and needed to add a support cup as seen in the end of the video.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2019 by Hualgh Hualgh
Style: Windmill Generator Kit
I received this today in our RND Lab and assembled it right away. Had 2 issues that once corrected, the unit works just fine. 1st, they provide a detailed instruction sheet and it is simple to follow. They "clearly" show the RED wire at the bottom right rear and the BLACK on the other terminal. After assembly the light would not light up. As an engineer, I immediately started trouble shooting and found that if it was spun backwards the LED would light up. Of course being thorough (they recommend twisting the wires which I just can't live with), had to "de-solder" and then re solder the wires to the opposite terminals. Using our shop air compressor system and 40 PSI the LED lit very brightly. 2nd, the bottle cap adapter that they recommend adding oil to is molded with too high of a tolerance. To fix this problem, I sanded the very top edge until it was smooth (there is a very definite ridge ring that can be felt around it that is unnecessary). After that it easily spun around as it should. I've added a picture showing the 2 steps above. So, in the end, definitely an excellent product for learning and and the price is very reasonable. If it hadn't been for the extra work it would have been given it all 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2018 by Hew-Product Design Engineer Hew-Product Design Engineer
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This was a lifesaver for an overdue science project my Son needed to get done for his 4th grade class. The instructions were easy to follow, the science was clear to understand and explain in his report, and he and his Dad had fun building it and testing it out. It worked just as promised and the light is clear to see. It got here fast and was very afforable... just an all around great product! Thank you!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2020 by Kenzie Snowdon
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This was and is awesome! My 6-year-old son hubby loved it and worked on it during his science fair last year. It's easy to construct and fascinating to watch. When we set it up at the science fair, it was shredded quickly by those bunch of kids but I was able to salvage it. Basically, everything that was suppose to go in the containers ended up on the floor and the containers were put in all kinds of wrong positions. In the end, it still gets 5 stars because if you are at a science fair that's NO TOUCHING, this thing is sure to win for the little ones. P.S. I had to do all the writing. My 1st grader was USELESS with the scientific part. He just liked watching the dirty water become clean. =^(
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2011 by M. Saeyang
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Ever see a kid get a present and FREAK? Then he doesn't put it down at all - he walks around with the present in his hand throughout the whole party - gripped in his hand - just because he loves the present sooo much? That is what I experienced when I gave this present to my nephew on Christmas Eve. The kid didn't put the box down. He thought it was the best thing, he passed over the video games and zeroed in on this present and it was the best present in the world. I gave 4M presents to all the kids and it was a hit. Getting feedback from Dad on later install - he said it was fun to put together, easy for the 9 year old boy to figure out, but challenging enough for fun - and it was SUPER FAST when the water was added. Works for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2014 by Parajunkee
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This had everything I needed to pull off a quick and easy science fair project for my 3rd grade son. We made our own "Dirty water" to increase the EWWW factor and make it more fun. There were three methods of purification, distillation, filtration and a third we did not use. The filtration was well designed, easy to observe and quite effective; we watched it for several hours as it procuced a teaspoon of filtered water, but were pleasantly surprised in the morning when close to 1/4 cup of water had trickled through the filters. The distillation portion is well designed, but time consuming. It took many iterations of heating the water and placing the collection device over the cup to produce a few drops. That was not due to the design of the product, but more due to the viscosity of our dirty water. Great product.
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