A solar powered desk kit is a great gift for any child interested in science and gadgets. A fun idea for the office, too. No need for batteries, or glue. All parts are made from laser cutters, and just fit together. Easy assembly, and a lot of fun!
Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 27512
Shipping Weight: 230g
Dimensions(mm): height 170, width 65, depth 90
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Rara asked this question on 24th May 2008
Q: Does the solar panel need to be positioned so that it is facing a window?
A: Yes ideally the solar panel will be facing the window and in direct sunlight to maximise the performance. Andy
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lindabuckenham asked this question on 26th Feb 2008
Q: I need this for a dog trailer, need to know if the solar panel could be fitted on top of trailer while fan was inside, I realise I would have to lengthen wire and and put a cage over blades of fan,
A: Unfortunately the fan would not be powerful enough for using in this manner. Thomas
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lionel asked this question on 16th Jul 2008
Q: does it have an on off switch? and if fully charged how long would it last before panel needs to be recharge by sun energy?
A: The Solar Powered fan doesn't have an on/off switch, instead the blade spins when the solar panel is exposed to direct sunlight, and stops when shaded. This means that unfortunately the fan doesn't maintain a charge after it has been removed from the sun, but it is good fun to build and experiment with. Jo.