Elenco Electronics Snap Circuits Instruction Manual page 51

Project #460
Electronic Cat (III)
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Connect the whistle
chip (WC) across points B & C. Press and release
the switch (S2). Adjust the resistor (RV) and hear
the different sounds.
Project #463
Buzzer Cat (II)
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Remove the speaker
(SP) and connect the whistle chip (WC) across points
B & C. Press and release the switch (S2). Adjust the
resistor (RV) and hear the different sounds.
OBJECTIVE: To create the sound of a cat.
Set the variable resistor (RV) to the far left. Press and release the switch (S2). You
should hear the sound of a cat from the speaker (SP). Now adjust the resistor and
hear the different sounds.
Electronic Cat (II)
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Connect the whistle chip (WC) across points A & B.
Press and release the the switch (S2). You hear sound from the whistle chip and
speaker (SP). Adjust the resistor (RV) and hear the different sounds.
Project #461
Electronic Cat (IV)
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Connect the whistle
chip (WC) across points C & D. Press and release
the switch (S2). Adjust the resistor (RV) and hear
the different sounds.
Project #464
Buzzer Cat (III)
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Remove the speaker
(SP) and connect the whistle chip (WC) across points
C & D. Press and release the switch (S2). Adjust the
resistor (RV) and hear the different sounds.
Project #458
Electronic Cat
Project #459
Project #462
Buzzer Cat
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Remove the speaker
(SP) and connect the whistle chip (WC) across
points A & B. Press and release the switch (S2) to
hear the sounds.
Project #465
Lazy Cat
OBJECTIVE: Show variations of project 458.
Use the circuit in project 458. Replace the 100µF
capacitor (C4) with 470µF (C5). Repeat projects
459-465 and hear 6 different sounds.
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