🔄 Crank it up and light it up! Power is in your hands!
The ETA hand2mind Handheld DC Crank Generator is a portable, battery-free power source that produces up to 12 volts DC current. Ideal for educational experiments, it features clips for easy connection to electrical circuits, making it a versatile tool for hands-on learning and innovation.
V**E
Fun
This little zapper has me reminiscing of 7th grade physical science class. There weren’t any project’s done with it but instead, the teacher used it as a way to remove “black” marks a student would incur for not doing homework or misbehaving in class. 3 “quick flips” would erase 1 mark as long as you didn’t drop the alligator clips. That guy was tons of fun! I of course didn’t need to have any removal of “black” marks but it was hilarious watching the non compliant get zapped! He’d be in jail for his behavior modifications in today’s weak society. I think he was a genius however. LOL
M**
Absolute garbage - plastic gears self-destruct on first use.
After months, I finally received these today.I tested one straight from the box.On the 3rd or 4th crank the tiny plastic gear stripped out (shocker), and now it catches and slips.I was worried as soon as I saw the tiny plastic gears, and a few turns of the handle confirmed my fears.Years ago I used some units SIMILAR to these in the past for training and they worked great, but it was definitely a different brand and different construction. This is not the brand to buy...
H**R
Fun gadget for teaching kids electricity
I bought two. One had a problem with the alligator cables, I took them apart and resoldered the connectors. Also, they come unlubricated and are hard to crank; I suggest taking the unit apart as soon as you get it, and using some silicone lube, or even just a bit of motor oil will make a huge difference.If you buy two units, you will be able to demonstrate conversion of mechanical energy to electrical and back to mechanical (the DC generator is also a motor). Invariably, the first time kids see the demo, they react as if I showed them a cool magic trick.
M**3
It works.
At first, I thought the leads did not work, so I tried different leads, but also switched the bulb I was trying to light. It worked, so I thought the original leads were bad. Turns out it was my bulb in my snap circuit set. The generator works!
M**3
Great idea but has a design flaw
I really like this product and my son loved it as well The issue I have is that the light bulb is exposed in the generator. After about an hour of playing with it, my son accidentally dropped it and the light bulb broke. I think that is a poor design quality. I was expecting the bulb to be I closed like a flashlight.
R**E
Not Product in Photo Exhibited-Very disappointed
I do not like to leave negative reviews, but I am unable to contact help with product. There is no black and red screw on the generator- instead it has a two prong plug in. The product works, but it only produces 6.3 volts, and it is advertised as 12 volts. I am disappointed also in that I received a product other than what was on the picture in the sellers advertisement here on amazon. I cannot find where I can contact the seller as well. Both of these issues have taught me a lesson when ordering.
S**R
Is it 6 volts or 12 volts hard to tell, much be related to how fast you turn the crank.
Emergency power for cell phones.
J**R
Ad for this indicated up to 12 volts. Not!
Was supposed to put out up to 12 volts. Actual possible output is about half that! 6.3 Volts! Will not properly work for what I need to do. Probably return it as not what I wanted. The info for this needs correction on the site.
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