This is one of our new range of 2 channel helicopters. The Micro Hughes is a fast and receptive model which boasts speed and stability. There are three different frequencies available meaning that three helicopters could be flown independently at the same time.The two channel controller lets you control the helicopters altitude and direction of flight, there is also a trim button on the controller which stabilises its flight if it starts spinning.
This is a great fun toy, it comes with everything you will want to get going and all you need to do is take it out of its box, charge it for a bit and then play!
Spec:
Full Functioning 2 Channel Helicopter with control to both rotor blades
Super light weight, with super high detailing on the helicopter
Auto Stabilising Technology
Rechargeable battery with a 10min charge time and nearly a 10 min flight time!
Helicopter charges off the infrared controller
Controller needs 6xAA Batteries (Not Included)
Range up to 10m
Helicopter Weight just 10g!
Length: 180mm Height: 72mm Width: 30mm
Comes with full instructions and spare tail rotor blades.

The Walking Robot shows how rotary motion is converted into linear motion by the use of cams and linkages. The kit can be used for Design and Technology at Key Stage 2, Unit 5C: Moving Toys.

The gearbox has variable ratios allowing experiments to be conducted to find out the best ratio for a natural walking speed.

The Walking Robot uses one AA battery (not supplied).

Includes:

•Waking Robot Kit
•Motor

•Gearbox with Variable Ratios

•Battery Holder
•Robot Body & Legs

The tank could also be made up as an amphibious troop carrier by removing the turret and using the parts to make the seating area for the troops.

The gun barrel could provide an “above water” exhaust! Have fun with these military type options and use your imagination and the 156 parts supplied to come up with other creations.

Includes:

•156 parts
•Spanner & Screwdriver
•Parts checklist / Instruction Sheet

This kit is designed to be used in the classroom or the home and will provide many happy hours of experimentation and enhanced learning. The area covered is Year 6 Design and Technology, Unit 6D 'Controllable Vehicles' together with basic 'Electric Circuits' and a section on 'Alarms & Sensors'.


Included in the manual are worksheets for Unit 6D (Controllable Vehicles) of the Design & Technology National Curriculum along with 50 other experiments.

Learn about electric circuits
• Experiment with sensors
• Find out how to control the speed and direction of an electric
• motor
• Find out about different types of switches
• Build a gear driven car and a fan propelled car
• Make a fan propelled boat
• Construct a propeller driven boat Suitable for ages 8 to 14

Each kit requires 4 AA batteries (not supplied).

The Primary2 kit is designed to teach children the basic principles of electrics and electronics in a fun way. The Primary kit is suitable for use in the classroom or the home. It covers the requirements of the Science National Curriculum at Key Stages 1 & 2 with links to Design and Technology and adds many extra exciting experiments for good measure!

How do the parts fit together? All the parts fit together with press-studs on a baseboard. Very little skill is required to assemble the components so making the kit suitable for all abilities.

What instructions are provided? The manual contains all the National Curriculum worksheets covering Key Stage 1 and 2 Science at levels 2F, 4F and 6G, complete with teacher/parent notes, it also shows all the circuits that can be built with the kit.

Learn about electric circuits
. Find out how to control the brightness of lamps
. Learn about and use different types of switches
. Experiment with an electric motor
. Experiment with conductors and insulators
. Learn about series and parallel circuits
. Find out about AND and OR gates
. Build a flying fan
. Produce electronic police and ambulance sirens

Suitable for ages 8 to 11

The Secondary2 Kit covers Unit 7J (Electrical Circuits) of the Science National Curriculum at Key Stage 3 and will also be useful in supporting Design and Technology at Key Stage 3. The kit includes 4 bulbs and bulb holders so that the effect of several lamps in series or parallel can be seen. A variable resistor and a digital multi meter are also included.

The manual includes Science National Curriculum worksheets covering Unit 7J (Electrical Circuits) and provides details of over 500 exciting experiments.

Learn how to use a digital multimeter (provided) to measure current and voltage
. Find out about series and parallel circuits
. Build an AM radio
. Use sensors to switch on lights when darkness falls
. Build a rain sensor
. Make and test fuses

The Primary Plus2 kit is designed to teach the principles of electronics and is for use in the home or the classroom. It builds upon the skills developed using the primary kit but it could be used in its own right as a stepping-stone to Key Stage 3 and 4 electronics.

How do the parts fit together? All the parts are designed for quick and easy assembly, all components being connected together with press-studs on a baseboard. Very little skill is required to assemble the components so making the kit suitable for all abilities.

What instructions are provided? A manual showing all the circuits that can be built with the kit is provided

Learn about and use different types of switches
. Experiment with an electricmotor
. Find out how to use light emittingdiodes
. Learn about series and parallel circuits
. Find out about AND and OR gates
. Build a flying fan
. Produce electronic police and ambulance sirens
. Build a medium wave radio

The Explorer2 electronics kit is designed to build upon the skills already learnt and to increase the student's knowledge of the principles of electronics. The kit is for use in the home or the classroom and could be used to enhance the understanding of Key Stage 3 and 4 electronics.

How do the parts fit together? The parts are designed for quick and easy assembly, all components being connected together with press-studs on a baseboard. Very little skill is required to assemble the components so making the kit suitable for all abilities.

A manual showing over 900 circuits that can be built with the kit is provided.

Learn about and use different types of switches
. Experiment with an electric motor
. Learn about series and parallel circuits
. Find out about AND and OR gates
. Build a flying fan
. Produce electronic police and ambulance sirens
. Build a medium wave radio
. Build a rain detector
. Investigate light operated circuits
. Build your own burglar alarm circuits
. Build an FM radio
. Program a 7 segment display
. Learn about and use transistors
. Use the solar panel to power your circuit


Turn your computer into an oscilloscope and study the waveforms of the sounds you produce.