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How to Use Circuit Maker Skill Builder 125
Circuit Maker Skill Builder 125 uses building
blocks with snaps to build the different
electronic circuits in the projects. Each block
has a function: there are switch blocks, light
blocks, battery blocks, different length wire
blocks, etc. These blocks are different colors
and have numbers on them so that you can
easily identify them. The blocks you will be
using are shown as color symbols with level
numbers next to them, allowing you to easily
snap them together to form a circuit.
For Example:
This is the switch block which is green and has
the marking on it. The part symbols in this
booklet may not exactly match the
appearance of the actual parts, but will clearly
identify them.
This is a wire block which is blue and comes
in different wire lengths.
This one has the number , , , ,
or on it depending on the length of the wire
connection required.
There is also a 1-snap wire that is used as a
spacer or for interconnection between
different layers.
You need a power source to build each circuit.
This is labeled and requires two (2) 1.5V
“AA” batteries (not included).
A large clear plastic base grid is included with
this kit to help keep the circuit blocks properly
spaced. You will see evenly spaced posts that
the different blocks snap into. The base has
rows labeled A-G and columns labeled 1-10.
Next to each part in every circuit drawing is a
small number in black. This tells you which
level the component is placed at. Place all
parts on level 1 first, then all of the parts on
level 2, then all of the parts on level 3, etc.
Usually when the motor is used, the glow
fan will be placed on it. On top of the motor
shaft is a black plastic piece (the motor top)
with three little tabs. Lay the fan on the black
piece so the slots in its bottom “fall into place”
around the three tabs in the motor top. If not
placed properly, the fan will fall off when the
motor starts to spin.
Note:
While building the projects, be
careful not to accidentally make a direct
connection across the battery holder (a
“short circuit”), as this may damage and/or
quickly drain the batteries.
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