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Solar Energy Powered Crazy Grasshopper Toy

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In the sunlight, the solar grasshopper's eyes jiggle, legs wiggle, and antennas sway to-and-fro. It is a fantastic toy for friends.

Description:

Brand new and high quality
Adorable and fashionable
It looks like a real grasshopper
It is a wonderful enlightenment of students' solar energy concept for school teaching
No battery required
Color: Green

Specification:

Solar Panel Power: 0.08W
Motor Power: 0.05W
Dimension( L x W x H ): 4.2 x 1.7 x 2cm(1.65 x 0.67 x 0.79in)

Package Includes:

1 x solar energy grasshopper

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by kiwanda 2012-06-08 08:12:32

As others have noted, works great in bright light. Nice novelty for office or toy for kids. Similar to a HexBug in function, but seems more lifelike due to spring legs. Cute and well designed.

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by tolstykh_julie 2012-01-10 01:49:17

Very fun toy, works great under 60W lamp

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by Anonymous user 2011-04-10 17:46:29

I brought this to explain to my kids ( 8 years old and 6 years old) how te sun can offer us Energy.
!They love it!
Quality is really good, I have mine on my office, just over a small bonsai what I had, people ask me what is, and I am happy show how is work... so... Is not just for kids :)
do not need batteries.

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by Anonymous user 2011-01-18 00:54:53

He works great in full sun, not much in clouds, and works okay under a 100W light bulb. It's a great tool to show your kids how solar cells work. My kids loved making a shadow over him to make him stop wiggling. I agree with other reviewers that the instructions are a bit confusing and I don't think a child could do it alone. But, he is surprisingly durable for being so little. This item is such a cute way to teach solar power lessons. Tiny and delicate, this tool should be assembled by an adult. But once assembled it provides an intriguing learning tool for a child or young adult.

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by chattery 2010-07-05 09:09:23

It looks well made. And this is much cheaper compared to other places. Can't be more satisfied.

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