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How do you build an electric code lock, how high does the propeller rise at full power and how do I generate electricity with magnets? How does electrical engineering work in everyday life?
In sixty experiments on physical phenomena such as current and voltage, electricity and magnetism, children immerse themselves playfully in the world of electrical engineering. With the child-friendly Easy-Click system and precise construction plans, the young researchers carry out the experiments themselves: They take their first measurements, experiment with an electric motor, build alarm systems with relays and learn step by step what is possible with electricity. The instructions clearly show how the circuits are constructed and how they are used in simple everyday objects such as doorbells and complex devices such as magnetic resonance tomographs. A great beginner's course on electricity and magnetism. Contents: Base plate, contact elements, battery compartment, switch, push button, switch, light, electric motor, relay, buzzer, measuring device, coil, iron core, magnet, magnetic switch, compass and propeller.
Additionally required: 2 x 1.5 V battery type LR6 (AA, Mignon)
Additionally required: 2 x 1.5 V battery type LR6 (AA, Mignon)
| experimental area | Electronics |
| Language | German |
| Minimum age | 8 years |
| Item number | 10681300 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Category | |
| Manufacturer no. | 81.620547 |
| Release date | 3/4/2019 |
| Sales rank in Category Science kits |
| Colour group | Multicoloured |
| Exact colour description | Multicoloured |
| Material group | Plastic |
| Specific material description | Cardboard, Plastic |
| Minimum age | 8 years |
| experimental area | Electronics |
| Language | German |
| Length | 43.30 cm |
| Width | 6.90 cm |
| Height | 29.50 cm |
| Weight | 1.04 kg |
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