Build and operate 20 devices to complete your energy-efficient power house.

Research and experiment with 21st century power technologies.

Build and energize a model house. Tap the power of the sun and wind. Use energy stored in plants. Build and operate 20 devices including:

• Wind Power
• Power Hose
• Desalination System
• Current Indicator
• Solar Cells
• Cooling System
• Solar Oven
• Greenhouse
• Electric Motor
• Solar Train
• Compass
• Sail Car

Power House: Experiments in Future Techniques provides an engaging introduction to regenerative energy sources while learning basic concepts and principles in physical science. The kit focuses on the heat and light energy from the sun, the energy from the wind, as well as with electrochemical and plant energy. You will learn how to transform and use these forms of energy.

With this Power House kit you can build a model house complete with solar panels, windmill, greenhouse, and desalination system. You can build and operate an electric train, windmill, solar cooker, solar hot water tank, hygrometer, electric motor, power hoist, sail car, and more! Plant watercress, prepare sauerkraut, and make chewing gum. Learn how plants convert sunlight into energy for your body and your engines.

The thoughtfully designed series of experiments were developed by physicist Uwe Wandrey. Professor Wandrey creatively integrates physical science and technology lessons with the adventure of building a home.

Power House Solar Powered House Features:

• Build an alternative energy model house.
• Harness the powers of the sun and wind.
• Conduct 70 experiments in physics, electricity, magnetism, and energy conversion.
• Over 20 building projects.
• Grow, cook, and preserve food.
• Desalinate water.

The Power House Experiment Manual is organized around the story of a group of island dwellers who must learn to live sustainable using the resources available to them on their small island. As you read their journal entries and learn of their projects and experiments, you build models of the same projects and conduct the same experiments alongside them.