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Brand:RadioShack

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Build your own projects and learn how electronic sensors respond with the Electronic Sensor Lab.

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Product Reviews Summary

Avg. Customer Rating:

4.8 stars

(based on 6 reviews)

100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Customers most agreed on the following attributes:

Pros:

Easy to use(6), Effective demonstration(5), Fun(5), Interactive(5), Promotes learning(6)

Best Uses:

Home(6), School(4), Students(4)

Great for science fair projects

By Dave from Belmont, CA on 11/6/2008

Pros:

Easy To Use, Effective Demonstration, Promotes Learning

Best Uses:

Home, School, Students

Describe Yourself:

Educator, Parent

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I used this to make a device to measure light for a science fair project.

great for extremely rapid prototyping

By disintegrated circuit guy

from connecticut on 8/20/2008

Pros:

Easy To Use, Effective Demonstration, Fun, Interactive, Promotes Learning, Quick

Best Uses:

Home

Describe Yourself:

Former electronics kid, Parent, Thrifty

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

when i needed a moisture sensor on an emergency basis one night to automate a pump in the middle of a flood, i was able to run down to RS, buy one of these, and rig it up in no time. Then when i had more leisure i was able to duplicate the circuit in a permanent setup.

((( Wonderful Lab Kit )))

By Quick Study Labs Instructor

from Mobile, Alabama on 3/28/2008

Pros:

Easy To Use, Effective Demonstration, Fun, Interactive, Promotes Learning

Cons:

Pricey

Best Uses:

Home, Homeschool, School, Students, Teachers

Describe Yourself:

Educator

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have been teaching electronics for twenty years and developed an on-line class for Homeschool Kids using the "Electronic Sensor Lab" which works GREAT! The kids in the class LOVE learning about electronics using this equipment. It is durable, reliable, and SOOOOOO MUCH FUN! The Electronic Sensor Lab is everything an educator needs in lab equipment. The equipment is so safe and simple to use; I feel comfortable even teaching students in Canada where there is a slight language barrier.

Thanks, Radio Shack, for restocking this item!

Great project kit!

By Yan from El Paso, TX on 3/3/2008

Pros:

Easy To Use, Fun, Interactive, Promotes Learning

Cons:

none

Best Uses:

Home, School, Students

Describe Yourself:

Education Oriented

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I just tried a lab on this electronic sensor lab, and seriously, it can't get any easier! it was so fun to work with and the lab worked perfectly! I obtained the desired results in less than an hour!

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It won first place in the science fair

By Beastly Electronics Genius from Fort Branch, IN on 1/16/2008

Pros:

Easy To Use, Effective Demonstration, Fun, Interactive, Promotes Learning

Best Uses:

Home, School, Students, Teachers

Describe Yourself:

Collector

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

complex yet fun and easy to use

A project lab kit for radio sciences

By gccradioscience

from Virginia Beach on 12/10/2007

Pros:

Easy To Use, Educational, Effective Demonstration, Fun, Interactive, Promotes Learning

Best Uses:

Home

Describe Yourself:

Collector, Hobbyist

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have used this kit for a long time. My most favorite projects above all of the other projects is the electromagnetic field receiver circuit, you can use this for radio interference tracking and also natural radio projects. Also there is another good project called the light activated alarm project.

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