Solar Car Academy 18114
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Plastic model kit: Solar Car Academy 18114
An educational kit from the Edukit series by the renowned manufacturer Academy, allowing you to build your own solar-powered car model. It is an excellent choice for young modelers and enthusiasts of renewable energy sources, combining fun with learning the basics of physics and mechanics.
The main element of the kit is a photovoltaic panel that converts sunlight into electrical energy, powering the motor that drives the vehicle. The model's construction is designed to be simple and intuitive, allowing for an understanding of how solar propulsion works without the need for complicated tools.
Kit features:- Model powered entirely by eco-friendly solar energy.
- Transparent casing allowing for observation of the internal mechanisms and gears.
- "Snap-fit" assembly – parts connect together without the use of glue.
- Adjustable solar panel angle to optimize light absorption.
- The kit develops manual skills and knowledge in the field of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Solar vehicles are actually an important direction of research into sustainable transport. Although on an industrial scale, solar panels are most often used to support onboard systems or charge batteries in hybrid and electric cars, racing prototypes powered solely by the sun can reach impressive speeds during competitions such as the World Solar Challenge. This educational model demonstrates these advanced technologies in an accessible way in the comfort of your home.
Self-assembly kit. Does not include paints or tools. Does not require glue for assembly.
To assemble, you will need, for example, a knife or nippers - to cut the plastic parts from the frames. Additional modeling tools (e.g., files or tweezers) and paints will also be useful (but are not required).
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