Multicolor DIY Mini Wind Generator Model Key benefits Handson learning: Complete kit requires assembly, helping users learn basic mechanics and electromechanical assembly while building the model. Visible power generation: Produces up to 1W and about 8V output, enough to power lowpower LEDs when the blades are turned by breath or a household fan. Realistic behavior: Rotor rotates through 360degree and automatically aligns to wind direction for practical demonstrations of wind tracking. Compact and portable: Approximate assembled size 200 x 190 x 130 mm makes it suitable for classroom desks, home projects, and tabletop demonstrations. Features and performance Rated power: 1W Output voltage: 8V Operation: Manual assembly required. Once assembled, the rotor can be driven by wind, a fan, or by blowing on the blades to generate electricity for lowpower LED lighting. Directional tracking: The model can rotate a full 360degree and selforients to face the wind source, illustrating basic principles of wind turbines. Compatibility and suitability Designed for use with lowpower LEDs and similar lowcurrent demonstration loads. Recommended for educational settings, STEM activities, hobby projects, and smallscale demonstrations of wind energy conversion. Package contents 1 set of wind generator model (DIY assembly kit) Assembled dimensions: approximately 200 x 190 x 130 mm Practical use scenarios 1. Classroom science experiment: Demonstrate wind energy conversion and turbine orientation during a renewable energy lesson. Students assemble the kit and observe voltage output while varying wind speed. 2. Home STEM project: Family activity to teach children basic assembly, electricity generation, and problem solving. Blowing on the blades or using a desk fan shows immediate LED illumination. 3. Science fair or display: Small, portable model to illustrate how wind turbines generate electricity and how yaw mechanisms align rotors to wind direction. Notes Material specifications are not provided. Intended for educational and demonstrative use; assembly is required prior to operation.