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60-in-1 Electronic Playground
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60-in-1 Electronic Playground

A spring-terminal electronics lab for building more than 60 projects, from a touch lamp to a metal detector, without soldering.

SKU
EP-60
Age
⁦10+⁩ years
Grade levels
Grades 1–3Grades 4–5Grades 6–8
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Product overview

The Elenco 60-in-One Electronic Playground is a self-contained electronics lab where students build circuits by connecting wires to spring terminals. No soldering is needed, and the unit comes fully assembled with all its electronic parts mounted and ready to use.

Following step-by-step instructions, learners can build more than 60 projects, including a finger-touch lamp, a magnetic bridge, a voltmeter, a Morse code sender, an alarm, an electronic noisemaker, a kazoo, a keyboard, an AM transistor radio, a radio announcer and a metal detector.

Along the way, students explore fundamental ideas such as voltage and current and the behaviour of components including resistors, capacitors, transistors, diodes, transformers, speakers and antennas. The kit runs on one 9V battery, which is not included. Because circuits can be built, changed and rebuilt quickly, it works well for introductory electronics lessons, science clubs and small-group stations.

Key features

  • Over 60 electronics projects
  • Spring terminals; no soldering required
  • Comes fully assembled with all parts
  • Builds a radio, metal detector and alarm
  • Teaches voltage, current and core components
  • Requires one 9V battery (not included)
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