300-in 1 Snap Circuits Electronics Lab

Build over 300 exciting projects and games. Includes over 60 electronic parts. Build each circuit by snapping them together and your done. These new "snap circuits" make learning electronics a 'snap'. Just follow the colorful pictures in the manual and build over 300 projects.
100-in-1 Snap Circuits Jr. Electronics Lab also available. Very durable. Withstands lots of hard use.


Solar Power Educational Kit (SPECIAL DEAL)

Build a solar powered fan as you learn about the magic of solar energy.

TRONIX 1 Basic Electronics Lab (FREE GROUND SHIPPING)

This handsome lab is a hands-on lab, and comes to you complete with a beautiful, instructive book, all the necessary parts, and a solderless circuit board to help you perform 35 highly interesting experiments, and learn how the basic components of a circuit work at the same time. Other labs available include from 50 to 500-in-one projects.

Clap On/Clap off Switch (Special Deal)

This is what you saw on TV. You clap your hands and it is on -- you clap again and it is off. Great for shutting the TV off at night or going into a room where you can't find the light switch. Will last for many years. Easy to build and maintain. Comes with complete instructions along with drilled and etched circuit board.


Automatic Siren Kit

Here come the cops!! Sounds like the real thing. Turn it on and stand back and watch the fun. Can be used in plays and movies. You create the scenes and this will provide the sound effects. Easy to build and maintain. Will run for hours. Use it as an alarm or as an attention getter. Make several for more fun. Comes with complete instructions. Give them as gifts to your friends.
Also available: Manual Police Siren Kit (Special Deal) Make it as realistic as you want.

Motion Detector Kit

Learn the basics of motion detector technology. Simple and fun to build. Includes training manual. Very popular kit.
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Motion Detector - Infrared

This is an excellent security device, sees infrared heat of intruder in field of view. This is a recent design for a PIR detector; should not be underestimated.

Super Sleuth Kit (Special Deal)

Boost just about any sound - near or far! Super sensitive amplifier will pick up a pin drop at 15 feet! Easy to listen in on "wild-life" both in the field and in the city!

'Old Time' Crystal Radio Kit

This little project is a sure interest grabber with students of electronics of any age! Recommended for Boy Scout Merit Badge and Cub Scout Activity for requirements. It does not require a great amount of skill, but a little application will produce a good basic radio receiver. Construction is fairly simple. This radio DOES NOT require batteries to operate; rather, it uses simple electrical principles to power itself.


Beginner's Metal Detector Kit

Find hidden treasures, or at least try! Designed on the basic principles of 'mine detectors'. Lots of fun and you will find lots of creative uses for it! Easy to build and use. Comes with complete instructions and diagrams.


Nerve Tester Shocker Game Kit

This kit is actually two separate projects built into one. They are both designed to test your 'nerves'. Want to be a surgeon, better have calm hands. Try this with your friends and you'll be laughing your head off. You can either feel the 'shock' or turn on an LED to indicate the calmness of your nerves. Also, you can build a SHOCK BOX so when someone (unsuspecting) touches the box with one hand and opens the lid with the other, they will get a shock. The kit allows you to vary the strength of the shock and it runs on a 9 volt battery. This is one of the most fun kits you will ever build! Comes with complete instructions.

Star Wars Robot Blinker Kit

This little circuit board robot is trying to communicate with outer space. It constantly blinks its 4 LEDs with signals trying to find 'home'. Comes with complete instructions.


Electrical Bell

For all you budding Edison's out there, the Electric Bell introduces the basics of electric circuitry in a simple, fun, exciting way! Explore the science behind how electromagnetics causes a bell to make a big noise, how a telegraph works, how an electric buzzer operates, and much more. After all, who says science has to be quiet?