Electronic Kits

Build your own electric bell from this kit and learn how and why it works. Self-contained with its own battery pack (2AA) or you can run it from the EK1003 Generator Kit. Rig it up as an alarm on your bedroom door or use it as a door bell.

Build an electric motor and learn how and why it works. Simple construction with full instructions with no soldering required. This motor runs off 2 AA batteries or the EK1003 Generator Kit. Included in the kit is a colour disc to demonstrate colour mixing and a fan to show how the motor can be used to power machines.

You may not rival the National Grid but now you can build your own electricity generator and learn how and why it works. Simple, solderless construction. Power lights or the Bell or Motor kits (EK1001 & EK1002)

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Kit contains a range of components for exploring electronics, including a professional multimeter. Make a lie detector, pick up messages from the earth and make a battery using coins. Suitable for age 10+.

This unusual kit makes it possible to draw without ink on the special paper provided in the pack. Suitable for age 8+.

A bugging device that includes a miniature microphone and headphones. Suitable for age 8+.

An intruder alarm that can be triggered in many ways, including the use of light. Suitable for age 10+.

Here's another fun and educational project designed to show how a small DC motor can be used to convert movement into electricity. This kit contains 65 pieces with metal side frames, gears, the motor and a bulb which lights up when you turn the handle. Everything you need is here including a spanner and a screwdriver.