Electronic Experiment Fun Kit

Connect a 3-color LED and buzzer on the 9V battery.

The buzzer sounds interesting.

The sound changes to the color change of the LED.

Step 1:

Video for connecting electronic circuits.

Step 2:

Connect the temperature sensor.

The operating temperature falls.

Comments

[rafununu]

Where do you find these Sokit connectors ? A Google search found nothing.

[serfixalot]

This might help.

WWW.banggood.com

[serfixalot]

Possibly Radio Shack?

[rafununu]

Hélas non !
I've tried many search engines but none of them found anything except for the Youtube link of our friend's instructable.
Thanks anyway.

[serfixalot]

This may help Ya

http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-Pack-RED-Posi-Lock-18-24-ga-wire-in-line-connector-small-slick-quick-easy-/251128697719?hash=item3a786fd377:m:m7OLPUcmvmHgC-3uX3qjTDw&vxp=mtr

[rafununu]

Thanks, it can indeed help but this is not the same.

[serfixalot]

Here another Co. I'm not sure if they sell small quantities to the public. You could call and ask them.

http://www.ebmag.com/Products/Automation-Datacom/te-connectivity-coolsplice-connectors-accept-20-22-awg-wire.html

[rafununu]

Thanks.

I know this kind of products, they don't suit for prototyping as they've got solder to melt with a heat gun.

[Dark Master]

Where do you get the 2 pin rgb leds?

[Obdulio]

Beautiful!

[DIY Hacks and How Tos]

Fun project. I know that my son would love to play around with this kit.