bushops AirplaneBot Stem Wooden Kit Instructions
- July 9, 2024
- bushops
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bushops AirplaneBot Stem Wooden Kit
Airplane Bot instructions
Did you know ?
The airplane was one of the most important inventions of the 20th century and is credited with having been invented by the American Wright brothers. Since its invention, the airplane has increasingly become an indispensable tool of modern civilization. It profoundly changed and affected people’s lives and opened the history of people conquering the blue sky.
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Precautions
- his product requires two AA batteries, not included. Remove them when you are not using the Airplane Bot.
- When you fit the plates together, pay attention to their orientation (look carefully at the pictures) and nest them gently.
- When you connect the wires to the motor, make sure to put them in the correct position, as shown in picture 4.
- Make sure to leave a gap of 1mm between the plates and the wheels.
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Product Description
- Screwdriver
- Propeller
- Cap
- 40mm axle
- Axle 30mm
- Attache
- Engine
- Wheels
- 4mm screw
- 7mm screw
- Battery box
Installation Instruction
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To begin, fit plate 6 between the two plates 11. Then, fit this assembly below plate 1. Fit plate 4 over plate 1 as shown in the image. Secure everything with 7mm screws.
To finish, fit the boards 10 below the plate 1 and at the end of this plate. Secure everything with 7mm screws.
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Fit plate 3 onto plate 7 and onto plate 1.
Secure the assembly from below plate 1 using a 4mm screw.
Also fits plates 8 at each end of plate 4. Secure them with 4mm screws on each side.
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Fit plates 5 through plate 1 and plate 9 as shown in the picture.
Secure the assembly with two 4mm screws below plate 9.
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Connect the wires from the battery box to the motor copper sheets, inserting them into the notches and then twisting them back on themselves. Pay close attention to the direction of connection of the wires (as in the image above) and do not touchthe wires touch the metal motor to prevent short circuiting.
Then, attach the battery case to plate 1 using two 4mm screws.
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Pass the motor through plates 5 and attach it to plate 1 with a plastic tie to secure it firmly. Cut off the excess fastener.
Fit plate 2 onto plates 5. Secure the assembly with 4mm screws.
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Pass the 30mm axle through plates 10 (on the back of the AirplaneBot) and the 40mm axle through plates 11 (on the front of the AirplaneBot).
Then, install the wheels on each side of the axles while making sure to leave a small gap of 1mm between the plate and the wheel.
Finally, install the propeller at the end of the motor and add the cap on top.
Well done ! You have succeeded your AirplaneBot!
Learning with
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Discover the principle of the AirplaneBot: Do you know how the AirplaneBot can move through the air?
This is thanks to a principle called thrust! You have a large propeller at the front of the plane. When this propeller spins very quickly, it creates a force that pushes the AirplaneBot forward.
Look, the propeller is like a big top that spins quickly. When it spins, it moves the air around it. And you know what ? When air is moved quickly backwards by the propeller, it pushes the plane in the opposite direction, forwards! It’s as if the plane is being pushed by an invisible force.
You may be wondering how the propeller spins so fast? This is thanks to a special motor that turns the propeller very quickly. The motor sends energy to the propeller to make it move. It’s almost as if the engine gives a magical force to the propeller so that it can turn and create thrust.
Now imagine a plane flying in the sky. The propeller spins at full speed thanks to the engine, and the thrust force propels the plane forward. It is thanks to this thrust that the plane can travel across the sky and reach its destination.