Overview
The T-M42 Weathercock DIY Learning Kit is an engaging hands-on project designed to teach wind direction detection and basic aerodynamics. Students and beginners can assemble a working weathercock to visualize how wind affects objects and to explore principles used in meteorology and environmental science.
Key Benefits
- Hands-on STEM learning that reinforces scientific concepts through build-and-observe activities
- Develops understanding of balance, airflow, and mechanical movement
- Simple assembly with no advanced tools required, suitable for classroom demos and home labs
Features and Highlights
- Understand wind direction – demonstrates how a weathercock indicates wind flow
- Educational and engaging – combines meteorology, balance, and basic design principles
- DIY assembly project – encourages creativity and experimentation during build
- Perfect for STEM learning – ideal for environmental science and weather observation lessons
- Smooth rotation mechanism – rotates freely with air movement for realistic demonstration
- Beginner-friendly kit – simple assembly process suitable for school students and hobbyists
- Durable design – made from high-quality, reusable plastic or wood components for long-term use
What You Will Learn
- How a wind vane shows wind direction and how directional markers are used
- Basic aerodynamic concepts such as lift, drag, and balance in a rotating instrument
- Practical observation techniques for classroom weather experiments and environmental studies
Package Includes
- Weathercock (wind vane) components
- Rotating base and support stand
- Directional markers (N, S, E, W)
- Shaft and bearing assembly
- Screws, nuts, and connectors
- Instruction manual / assembly guide
Specifications
- Function: Demonstrates wind direction and aerodynamics
- Material: High-quality plastic or wood components
- Assembly Type: DIY (unassembled kit)
- Skill Level: Beginner-friendly
- Learning Focus: Meteorology, wind dynamics, aerodynamics, and environmental studies
- Rotation: 360° free movement
Assembly and Classroom Use
The kit is designed for easy assembly with clear step-by-step instructions. No advanced tools or prior technical knowledge are required. Once built, the weathercock rotates freely in response to airflow, making it ideal for live demonstrations, student experiments, and science fair projects. Use the included directional markers to record wind data and compare observations over time.
Ideal For
- Teachers creating interactive STEM lessons and weather units
- Students conducting experiments in aerodynamics and environmental science
- Science fairs, clubs, and hands-on learning activities at home
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