Perform all of the same investigations as the Basic Wind Experiment Kit with the ability to generate more power at higher voltages (0.5 V–20 V). Discover advanced concepts of wind turbine technology, including gearboxes and generator construction (with the GenPack add-on). Students can use the blades they design to generate electricity, lift weights, and pump water. This kit is perfect for grades…
Perform all of the same investigations as the Basic Wind Experiment Kit with the ability to generate more power at higher voltages (0.5 V–20 V). Discover advanced concepts of wind turbine technology, including gearboxes and generator construction (with the GenPack add-on). Students can use the blades they design to generate electricity, lift weights, and pump water. This kit is perfect for grades 7–12 and college. All you need to add is a wind source, basic tools, and imagination!
The classroom pack includes materials for eight groups of 2 to 4 students each. Each group independently assembles hubs and blade sets. To evaluate designs, students use one of three teacher-built‚ “test stations”‚ that include a tower, base, and generator.

The KidWind® Challenge
View the KidWind Advanced Wind Experiment Kit user manual
High School (10 experiments)
| Experiment | Lab Book |
|---|---|
| Blade Variables and Power Output | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Solidity | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Turbine Efficiency | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Power Curves | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Power and Energy | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Project: Maximum Energy Output | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Project: Build a Wind Farm | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Mechanical Power | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Exploring Wind Turbines | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
| Effect of Load on Wind Turbine Output | Renewable Energy with Vernier |
* This part is a consumable and is excluded from the warranty.
Note: The Advanced Wind Experiment Kit and Classroom Pack do not include basic tools (glue, scissors, screwdriver, etc.) or a multimeter. You can measure current and voltage from the turbines using a Go Direct® Energy Sensor, and an optional Vernier Variable Load or Vernier Resistor Board.
| Manufacturer | Vernier |
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