5V DIY Electronic Windmill Funny DIY PCB Board and Parts for Practical Teaching

Overview: - This is a funny and interesting DIY electronic windmill kit, which is specially designed for electronics enthusiasts. - The windmill is powered by a 5V DC motor, and it can generate electricity when the blades are rotated by the wind. - The kit includes all the necessary parts to build the windmill, including a PCB board, a motor, blades, and a base. - The windmill is easy to assemble, and it can be used for practical teaching or as a fun project. Features: - 5V DC motor - Generates electricity when the blades are rotated by the wind - Easy to assemble - Ideal for practical teaching or as a fun project Components: - PCB board - Motor - Blades - Base - Screws - Nuts Benefits: - The DIY electronic windmill kit is a great way to learn about electronics and renewable energy. - The windmill can be used to generate electricity for small projects, or it can be used as a fun and educational toy. - The kit is easy to assemble, and it comes with all the necessary parts. Product Features: - Input Voltage: 5V DC - Motor Speed: 10000 rpm - Blade Length: 10 cm - Base Diameter: 10 cm - Weight: 100 g Assembly Instructions: 1. Insert the motor into the base. 2. Attach the blades to the motor shaft. 3. Connect the wires from the motor to the PCB board. 4. Insert a 5V DC power supply into the PCB board. 5. The windmill will start to rotate when the blades are exposed to the wind. Applications: - Practical teaching - DIY projects - Fun and educational toy FAQ: **Q: What is the power output of the windmill?** A: The power output of the windmill depends on the wind speed. In general, the windmill can generate up to 1W of power in a strong wind. **Q: Can the windmill be used to charge a battery?** A: Yes, the windmill can be used to charge a battery. However, you will need to use a voltage regulator to prevent the battery from overcharging. **Q: What is the lifespan of the windmill?** A: The lifespan of the windmill depends on the operating conditions. However, the windmill should last for several years if it is properly maintained. External Links: - [How to Build a DIY Windmill](https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Build-a-DIY-Windmill/) - [Wind Energy Explained](https://www.windenergyexplained.com/) - [5V DIY Electronic Windmill Kit](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D76Z49Q/)