Data Sheet

4 Projects

COMPONENT LIST & FAN ASSEMBLY

PROJECT 1

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PROJECT 2

Light the Heart LED

Build the circuit shown on the right, turn on the

switch (62) by pressing it down, and you will see

the heart LED (69) turn on. Turn off the switch (62)

by pressing down on it and the heart LED (69) will

turn off.

Note: The heart LED (69) has a positive (+) and

negative (–) polarity. This means if it is put on

backwards, it will not light up. Make sure the heart

LED (69) is in the same direction shown in the

circuit diagram.

Build the circuit shown on the right, turn on the switch

(62) by pressing it down, and the color-changing LED

(72) will light the ber optic tree (40), which will change

colors over time. Turn off the switch (62) by pressing

down on it and the color-changing LED (72) will turn off.

Note: The color-changing LED (72) has a positive

(+) and negative (–) polarity. This means if it is put

on backwards, it will not light up. Make sure the

color-changing LED (72) is in the same direction

shown in the circuit diagram.

Light the Color-changing Fiber Optic Tree

Motor shaft

cap

Fan

Motor top

Motor

Fan Assembly

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4 Projects COMPONENT LIST & FAN ASSEMBLY Fan Assembly x1 x1 x1 Motor shaft cap x1 x1 Fan x1 x1 x1 Motor top Motor x1 x1 PROJECT 1 Light the Heart LED Build the circuit shown on the right, turn on the switch (62) by pressing it down, and you will see the heart LED (69) turn on. Turn off the switch (62) by pressing down on it and the heart LED (69) will turn off. Note: The heart LED (69) has a positive (+) and negative (–) polarity. This means if it is put on backwards, it will not light up.
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PROJECT 3 Spin the Fan Build the circuit shown on the right, place the fan blade (60) on the motor (95), turn on the switch (62) by pressing it down, and the motor (95) will start spinning. Turn off the switch (62) by pressing it down and the motor (95) will stop spinning. Note: Make sure the motor (95) is in the same direction shown in the circuit diagram (note the orientation of the black lines printed on the motor).