Extreme Kits is a small company creating kits for Schools, Education, Groups and mad scientists. We have over 30 years experience designing Electronics, PCB’s and software and have some great products, and more on the way.
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Luminiferous Theremin Kit
£49.80 Add to basket -
Maxwell’s Cradle II Kit
£33.60 Add to basket -
Lightning Detector
£19.20 Add to basket -
Van De Graaff (VDG) Generator kit – V2 – 150mm – 40,000V of sparky fun.
£27.60 Add to basket -
Corona Motor
£22.80 Add to basket -
RC2040 – Retro emulated Z80 CP/M computer kit
£21.19 – £33.48 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Cockcroft Walton Multiplier (Electronic Van De Graaff) Kit
£37.20 Add to basket -
Maxwell’s Cradle Kit
Sale! Original price was: £32.40.£26.40Current price is: £26.40. Add to basket -
Mini Wimshurst Electrostatic Generator kit V2
£49.20 Add to basket -
Solenoid Engine Single V2 – Standalone
£28.80 Add to basket -
Solenoid Engine Twin – Horizontal Motor Kit
£52.80 Add to basket -
Morse oscillator practice kit x2 with 5M cable
£10.55 Add to basket
Our kits fall into three categories:
Electronic kits A range of easy to build electronic circuit kits for schools, groups and clubs to make as soldering practice, or as a simple project.
Mechanical Kits Kits with a strong mechanical element, may also contain control electronics or interfaces to common single board computers.
High Voltage Kits Kits making or using high voltage and some will require external components to function.
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Solenoid Engines (part of mechanical kits) Our very popular range of easy to build solenoid engines and solenoid motors.
(Yes, I know that’s technically 4 🙂
We also hope to also stock some less common devices, components and equipment as they become available to us.
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Extreme Kits work closely with Extreme Electronics as our Extreme kits will draw from many of the projects featured on that site. But again making them suitable for a kit will take some time.
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