John Adams Hot Wires Electronics Kit - STEM Educational Toy for Kids & Teens - Build Circuits & Learn Electronics - Perfect for Science Projects & Home Learning
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Product Description
Hot Wires the plug and play electronics set. The ultimate in snap together electronics. Build anything from a flying disc to a burglar alarm and check who's trying to sneak in your bedroom. There's a voice recorder, an FM radio with automatic station selection or even a lie detector and that's just for starters. Simply follow the full colour step by step instructions to become your very own resident electronics wizard. Over 100 action packed experiments involving light, sound and movement!Make anything from a flying disk to a burglar alarm, from a voice recorder to an FM radio with automatic station selector and even a lie detector.Follow the easy to use 54 page colour instructions to become an electronics wizard. Contents: Transparent assembly work station, connectors, buzzer, touch plate, switches, photo resistor, LEDs, battery units, loud speaker, sound ICs, motor unit, propeller, antenna coil, lamp, bulb, microphone, power amp IC, resistors, capacitors, transistors, FM high frequency IC, diode, recording IC, instructions Age 8+
Product Features
Ultimate snap together electronics.
Over 100 exciting experiments.
Involves light, sound and movement.
Easy to use.
Manufacturer's recommended age 8 years +.
Customer Reviews
My husband had fun memories of doing this sort of things when he was a kid, so we bought this for our 6 year old daughter (she had actually showed an interest in "building a computer" but we thought we'd start with the basics: circuits) and I have to say it exceeded our expectations. At the very least, it is like a puzzle. It also teaches them "testing" (the circuit does not work? go back and check that everything is like in the diagram). It is also a confidence-building toy (the child can do build a circuit and then see the result, which is very satisfying). You can make all sorts of amazing things: fan, radio, burglar alarm, sound recorder, etc. Last week she had the idea of replacing the snap-on wires with real wires, and then she built her own little circuit! A truly fantastic toy!
