Quick Answer: Turning the hand crank on this Dynamo Bicycle spins a cycle dynamo mounted on a 200 x 115 x 12 mm wooden base, letting students generate electricity at a fast or slow speed through two gear sets.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Cycle dynamo mounted on a wooden base, 200 x 115 x 12 mm
Two sets of gears for fast or slow rotation
Driven by a hand crank
Two 4 mm socket terminals for the dynamo output
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Generator
Cycle dynamo
Base
Wood, 200 x 115 x 12 mm
Drive
Hand crank with two sets of gears
Rotation
Fast or slow
Output
Two 4 mm socket terminals
About This Product
A bicycle dynamo is a compact generator, and mounting one on a wooden base gives a self-contained unit for practical work in school and college labs. Because the hand crank drives the dynamo through either of two sets of gears, it can be turned at a fast or a slow rate. The output is taken from two 4 mm socket terminals on the unit. The Dynamo Bicycle can be packed for export to Serbia, Montenegro, Djibouti, the Dominican Republic and Brazil.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the dynamo turned?
By a hand crank that drives the cycle dynamo through two sets of gears, so it can be rotated quickly or slowly.
How is the output taken from the dynamo?
Two 4 mm socket terminals are provided for the dynamo output.
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