A model of the simplest form of D.C. electric motor, having 2-pole armature wound with enamelled copper wire and a permanent magnetic field provided by a removable bar magnet.
A disc-type commutator is incorporated and external connection to the phosphor-bronze bushes is by means of a pair of 4 mm. sockets.
The motor will operates on 6-8 Volts D.C.
For showing potential energy in a wound-up spring and its conversion to electrical energy by driving a dynamo and lighting a lamp.
May also be used to wind up a weight on a cord showing the change from potential energy to kinetic and back to potential in the raised weight.
The steel shaft carries a clock spring with a free wheel device and winding ratchet, also an aluminium 'V' pulley 56 mm.
diameter.
One end of the shaft overhangs the base for use as line shaft when winding up a weight.
Dimensions 220 x 100 x 100 mm.
high Supplied complete with driving belt.
Represents internal structure and operating principles of an air-cooled two-stroke engine.
All parts in aluminium alloy.
Ignition is shown by means of a miniature bulb.
Carburetter and fuel supply also sectioned.
Mounted on metal base.
This model uses the same basic assembly as the motor, but is mounted on a baseplate 230 x 90 mm approx.
which also carries a hand-drive pulley 120mm.
diameter coupled to the smaller dynamo pulley by a rubber belt to give a step-up ration.
Electrical output is via a pair of 4mm sockets.
The model may also be used as a motor on a 6-8 V D.C. supply.
For use as a water turbine to drive a generator producing electricity or for use as a pump driven by a motor and raising a head of water to produce potential energy.
The rotor has eight 'bucket' blades and is housed in a block turbine chamber with a clear Perspex front.
Two inlet tubules (for turbine and pump operation respectively) and one outlet tubule are provided and the shaft carries a 15 mm.
diameter pulley.
With driving belt.
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