6 in 1 Solar Robot Kit buy it NOW at: www.zoombits.co.uk
The 6-in-1 Educational Solar Robotic Kit is an excellent beginner building kit designed to teach how solar power is used to drive a small motor. An easy to DIY kit that’s for everyone with an interest in robots, or someone that wants 6 Solar Toys for the price of one! You use the 21 snap together parts (no tools required) to build six different working models – once you build one robot, you can take it apart and turn it into an alternative robot instead. The kit gives you the ability to show off your robot building skills to create a Solar Airboat, Solar Revolving Plane, Solar Car, Solar Windmill, Solar Puppy, and a Solar Aircraft. Solar building kits teach children the benefits of solar energy, while they create a toy that is both fun to play with and best of all – never requires batteries! And do not fear if you’re worried about the nights drawing in and the sunlit days getting shorter… You can not only draw your Robot’s power from the sun, but a 50 watt halogen lightbulb and home will also give you some juice – so you can still play in the middle of winter or on dark dreary days. Eco-conscious folks, Educators, Science Museums, and Hobbyists will surely appreciate the durability, educational value, and endless hours of amusement for children and adults too! This is a beginner kit recommended for ages 10 and up. Small parts, not for children under 3 years. Features: This product contains 21 parts to assemble 6 completely different styles of fun solar toys including …
Bioloid Robot Kit
Watch these boys play with one of the many robots which can be built with the complete Bioloid Robot Kit. More than a robotic toy, these robot kits are currently used by the US Navy for training exercises, can be assembled in many different ways, and are very sturdy. The best robotic kit for teaching homeschooled children advanced robot design and programming.
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Bioloid Robot Kit
Watch these boys play with one of the many robots which can be built with the complete Bioloid Robot Kit. More than a robotic toy, these robot kits are currently used by the US Navy for training exercises, can be assembled in many different ways, and are very sturdy. The best robotic kit for teaching homeschooled children advanced robot design and programming.
ROBOT KIT: OWI-688 AMPHIBIOUS SOLAR VEHICLE
OWI-688 Amphibious Solar Vehicle $42.95 Availability: In Stock Usually ships in 1-2 Business Days It's street tough, water ready and solar powered. It would be difficult to find a beginner robotic kit more fun and educational than the Amphibious Solar Vehicle! This kit introduces fundamentals of solar power through hands-on experiments. The sun or any intense mobile light can power the solar cell (included). A multiple function switch (solar [1.4 volt, 350ma] or battery) allows this kit to be energized day or night, indoors or outdoors. Its scientifically structured catamaran design reduces water resistance, thus reducing the possibility of capsizing. The user can explore different types of energy conversion with this land and water vehicle. Learn what materials solar cells are made from and the characteristics of solar cells, advantages and disadvantages of solar power. Dr. Toy, Stevanne Auerbach, Ph.D., author, consultant and expert on child development and children's products says, "PHENOMENAL! – Amphibious Solar Vehicle is the toy for the new millennium…Land, Water, Solar Power, WOW! This is the way future technology is taking us." Award: – Dr. Toy "Best Vacation Children's Products" Specifications: Power Source: Solar Cell / 1.4 n 350ma 9max) Dry Cell battery / "AA" x 1 pc (not included). DC Motor: Rated Voltage 1.9V; Rated Ampere 1.45 ma. Rated Load: 4g.cm. Body Size: 166 x 79 x 240 mm Buy Now: www.robotikitsdirect.com
how can i get my robot to move 96″ forward and 48″ ?
i have the vex robotic kit the basic for now and i have to get it to move 96″ and 48″ separately. i need to know hot much seconds will i have to run it for to go 96″ and 48″. or how high must i set the encoder. if u need more info on the robot go to robotc.net and click the vex not lego
