Thames & Kosmos Air Plus Water Power Plus User manual

EXPERIMENT MANUAL

WARNING NOTICE
NOTE! Not suitable for children under 8 years of age. Use under adult supervision.
There is risk of choking due to small parts that may be swallowed or inhaled.
There is risk of strangulation if long hoses are wrapped around the neck.
Save the packaging and instructions, which contain important information.
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN
Dear Parents,
Before starting the experiments, read through the instructions along with your child and discuss the information on this
page. Check to make sure that the models are assembled correctly and help your child with the experiments.
Dear Researchers,
When you first unpack this experiment kit, the best thing to do is to familiarize yourself with the materials inside it. Only
use the materials contained in the kit for these models and experiments. Be sure to run the models on clean, cool tap
water only. It is also important to pay attention to the proper way to operate the pump, pressure tank, and air+water
motor. Handle the pressure tank carefully and only run it in good condition. If air is pumped into the empty pressure
tank, operate the pump 25 times at most (Models 20 – 30). When the pressure tank is half-filled with water, do not
pump more than 20 times (Models 1 – 19). Otherwise, the components may be put under too much pressure and they
could get damaged. Do not unscrew the pressure tank while it is under pressure.
Ideally, conduct the experiments in a quiet place that can take a little abuse, and where the water will cause no harm.
Wipe up any spilled water immediately.
Decide together with an adult where you should assemble your models and perform the experiments (outside or in the
house).
For models used in water, note the following:
NOTE! Only use in calm water under adult supervision.
For all water gun models, note the following:
NOTE! Do not aim at eyes or face. Do not squirt the water spray at or near the face of people or animals.
After completing the experiment, use the switch to release any air remaining in the system. Dry o all components and
return them to the box. That way, nothing will get lost.
And now: Have fun with the experiments!
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Air+Water Power PLUS | SAFETY INFORMATION

Your kit’s contents........................................................................................................................... 4
A little bit of theory......................................................................................................................... 6
Tips for model and hose assembly ........................................................................................... 8
Jet nozzle models (no. 1 – 19) for land and water (without water recycling)..........10
Models (no. 20 - 30) with air+water motor (with water recycling)...............................12
Experiments.....................................................................................................................................14
Jet nozzle models for land and water (without water recycling)
MODEL 1 Race car ......................................................................................................................16
MODEL 2 Limousine ....................................................................................................................17
MODEL 3 Sports car ...................................................................................................................19
MODEL 4 Rocket car ...................................................................................................................20
MODEL 5 Airplane ........................................................................................................................22
MODEL 6 Tanker truck ...............................................................................................................23
MODEL 7 Pickup truck ...............................................................................................................25
MODEL 8 Boat ...............................................................................................................................26
MODEL 9 Speed boat .................................................................................................................27
MODEL 10 Hydroplane ...............................................................................................................28
MODEL 11 Flying fish ..................................................................................................................29
MODEL 12 Aircraft carrier ........................................................................................................30
MODEL 13 Submarine ................................................................................................................31
MODEL 14 Underwater ship .....................................................................................................33
MODEL 15 Water gun .................................................................................................................34
MODEL 16 Power water gun ....................................................................................................36
MODEL 17 Cross water gun .....................................................................................................37
MODEL 18 Double water gun ..................................................................................................39
MODEL 19 Water wheel .............................................................................................................41
Models with air+water motor (with water recycling)
MODEL 20 Tractor .........................................................................................................................43
MODEL 21 Traction engine .........................................................................................................45
MODEL 22 Big rig ............................................................................................................................47
MODEL 23 Minivan .........................................................................................................................49
MODEL 24 Bus ................................................................................................................................50
MODEL 25 Cabriolet ......................................................................................................................52
MODEL 26 Ferris wheel ................................................................................................................54
MODEL 27 Hammer mill ..............................................................................................................56
MODEL 28 Music box ....................................................................................................................58
MODEL 29 Robot ............................................................................................................................60
MODEL 30 Radar station .............................................................................................................62
1
Contents | Air+Water Power PLUS

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Description
LARGE PUMP
PLUG
FASTENER
THREADED CONNECTOR
HOSE (30 CM)
BASE
PRESSURE TANK
NOZZLE
Air+water MOTOR
FUNNEL
JOINT PIN
PRESSURE TANK RING
CROSS-FRAME WITH HOLES
CHAIN LINK (BLACK)
CHAIN LINK (YELLOW)
MEDIUM SPROCKET WHEEL
SMALL SPROCKET WHEEL
AXLE LOCK
SHORT FRAME
11-HOLE ROD
SMALL GEAR WHEEL
Count
1
4
4
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
30
30
1
1
8
2
2
3
Art. No.
712970
712978
712979
710138
712977
712975
712971
712980
712974
712981
702524
712982
712992
702510
712983
710133
710134
702813
710113
712986
710062
Art. No.
710061
711100
702525
702526
710119
703518
704063
705012
705016
703236
702590
702527
705010
705013
705017
704064
712336
712991
703238
703239
No.
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23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Description
MEDIUM GEAR WHEEL
LARGE GEAR WHEEL
SHAFT PLUG
SHAFT PIN
ROD CONNECTOR
XL AXLE
5-HOLE ROD
5-HOLE DUAL ROD
MINI-FRAME
SHORT AXLE
PART SEPARATOR TOOL
ANCHOR PIN
INSERTION BRIDGE (TWO-TO-ONE)
¼-WHEEL SEGMENT
CROSS-CONNECTOR
LENGTHWISE CONNECTOR
WHEEL
JOINT
MEDIUM AXLE
LONG FRAME
Count
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
6
2
1
1
22
4
2
2
2
8
4
2
1
TOTAL 176
2
Air+Water Power PLUS | Your kit’s contents

31 32 33 34 35
26 27 28 29 30
21 22 23 24 25
16 17 18 19 20
11 12 13 14 15
67
8
9 10
123 4 5
36 37 39
38 40 41
3
Your kit’s contents | Air+Water Power PLUS

Air
Air
Air
Air
Air
Air
Air Pressure Air+Water Motor
Kinetic
Energy
Tank
Air Pressure
Chamber
Air
Water
Air
Air
Air
Air
Pump
Water
Air
ON
Water
Air
Air
Air
Air
Pump
Air
Air
Water
Air
ON
Pump
Air
Air
Air
Air
Air
Air
Water
Air
ON
HOW DO JET NOZZLE MODELS WORK
When you operate the pump, you push air into
the pressure tank, which you already half-filled
with water. Then you switch hoses and mount
the pressure tank on your model. Open the
switch and a stream of water and air hits the
ground. Now the model zooms o!
In addition to these models for use on land,
you can also build models for use in the water.
They operate by the same principle, except the
spray hits the water.
.
With these models, you
also pump air into the
pressure tank. The only
dierence is that the
tank doesn’t hold any
water. Instead, you pour
the water into the motor.
Then, you mount the tank
and the motor on your
model. Open the switch!
The compressed air
shoots out of the pressure
tank through the hose into
the motor’s air pressure
chamber, where it pushes
the water through
the turbine. Then, via
interconnecting gears,
shafts, sprockets, and a
chain, the turbine drives
the wheels and the model
zooms o. The used water
is led through a hose
back into the tank. The
remaining compressed air will continue to drive the turbine for a little while.
You will find a detailed explanation for starting up the air+water motor models on pages 12 and 13.
You will find a detailed explanation for starting
up the jet models on pages 10 and 11.
The path taken by air and water in the motor
HOW DO THE MODELS WITH THE AIR+WATER MOTOR WORK?
4
Air+Water Power PLUS | A little bit of theory

WHAT LAWS OF PHYSICS ARE INVOLVED?
Your models are powered with two extremely environmentally friendly
substances: air and water. When machines are powered by air or compressed
air, we can also say that they work pneumatically. This word comes from a
Greek word meaning “wind” or “breath.”
If a liquid, such as water, is used as
the means of propulsion, we call it
a hydraulic system. This word also
comes from Greek, with its first part
meaning “water” and its second
part meaning “tube.”
So the power for your models comes from a combination of pneumatics and
hydraulics. There are several principles of physics at work here:
1. Air can be compressed, water cannot
It’s fun to use compressed air to power your models. You use the pump to push air into the pressure tank and then you
continue compressing it even more as you keep pumping. We also talk about air as “compressible.”
2. Boyle’s law
When you compress air, its volume becomes smaller. But because you keep pumping more air and the space in the
chamber is limited, the air pressure inside the container rises.
pressure (p) x volume (V) = constant (at a given temperature)
For the product to remain the same, the air pressure has to rise as the volume shrinks.
3. Pascal’s law
The pressure in the pressure tank is exerted evenly against all the inner walls of the tank. If the air pressure rises, there
is also an increase in the force with which the air (and/or water) presses against the container from inside.
pressure (p) = force (F) / area (A)
This also means that there is an increase in the pressure with which the air (and/or water) leaves the container. That
translates into greater power for driving your models.
4. Newton’s third law (action = reaction)
This law is particularly easy to see at work in the jet nozzle models.
Your model accelerates forward with the same force with which the
air and water mixture is expelled out the rear. You can also see this reaction
principle at work when a rocket shoots o into space.
5
A little bit of theory | Air+Water Power PLUS

A
A
A
5
23 4 8
32
A
A
A
A
A
ASSEMBLING THE RODS AND FRAMES
Use the anchor pins to connect rods
and frames (Fig. 1).
Some components can also be connected
without anchor pins (Fig. 2).
Use end A of the part separator tool to release
the anchor pin from a hole (Fig. 3).
AXLE LOCKS
Axle locks prevent sprockets and gears from slipping on an axle. They are easy to
install without having to remove the sprockets or gears from the axles.
CONNECTING CHAIN LINKS
Always make sure to connect the links together
with their smooth side up. That way, the chains will
work smoothly and eectively.
HOSES
Make sure that the hoses don’t get pinched or kinked when operating the models.
The water has to be able to flow through them without any hindrance.
Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3
A Assemble 2 hoses with closures and nozzles.
Find all the pieces shown in this illustration and
place them in front of you.
First insert a plug into one end of the hose. Then, from the other end, slide a fastener
onto the hose. Be sure to insert the
larger opening of the fastener onto the
hose first.
ASSEMBLING THE HOSES
123
6
Air+Water Power PLUS | Tips for model and hose assembly

Do the same thing with the large threaded
connector.
Let both components slide down to the plug. Push the fastener over the plug and take the
part separator tool in your hand.
Slide end B of the part separator tool over the
flattened part of the plug. That will let you
hold it tight.
Now, tighten the threaded connector (in a
clockwise direction) firmly onto the thread of
the plug while holding the plug tight with the
part separator tool.
This is how the end of the hose should look
now.
Take the nozzle in your stronger hand. Firmly push the nozzle narrow-side-first into
the free end of the hose.
Now you have successfully assembled a
hose.
B Assemble a hose with 2 fasteners C All three hoses are ready
To make a hose with 2 fasteners, repeat steps 1 to 9 twice. The
second time, though, you will have to first push on the threaded
connector and then the fastener (in both cases, the end with the
smaller opening goes first). Then, insert the plug in the hose and
tighten the threaded connector.
Here, you see all three hoses: one with 2 fasteners and
two with fastener and nozzle.
789
10 11 12
456
Air+Water Power PLUS | Tips for model and hose assembly
7
Assembling the hoses | Air+Water Power PLUS

176
x1 x2 x1
x1
x2
123
456
7
8
ab
ab
c
abc
9
10 11 12
1/2
123
4
67
5
176
x1 x1 x1
x1
x1
OFF
WITH ONE PRESSURE TANK
Find the following items in the box: pump,
pressure tank, base, hose with fastener and
nozzle, hose with 2 fasteners.
Fill the pressure tank halfway with water.
Water
Hold the pressure tank upright so you can
check the water level.
Take the base in your hand. Make sure that
the switch is flipped down.
Screw the pressure tank onto the base. Connect the end of the hose to the
connection piece on the base.
Now connect the other end of the hose to the
pump’s connection piece.
Get the hose with the 2
fasteners ready.
Push one of the plugs firmly
onto the connection piece.
Turn the fastener to the
right.
Get the free end of the
hose ready.
Push the plug firmly onto
the connection piece.
Turn the fastener to the
right. Pull up on the pump handle and then push it
back down again. Pump 20 times at most.
When you have finished pumping, remove the
hose from the pressure tank.
Turn the fastener to the left. Remove the hose from the connection
piece.
8
Air+Water Power PLUS |
Jet nozzle models (no. 1 – 19) for land and water

176
x1 x2 x1
x1
x2
123
456
7
8
ab
ab
c
abc
9
10 11 12
1/2
123
4
67
5
176
x1 x1 x1
x1
x1
176
x1 x2 x1
x1
x2
123
456
7
8
ab
ab
c
abc
9
10 11 12
1/2
123
4
67
5
176
x1 x1 x1
x1
x1
ON
Get the hose with fastener and nozzle.
Connect the end with the fastener to the
connection piece on the base.
Mount the pressure tank on the model (here,
Model 1).
Turn on the switch and the model zooms away!
MODEL 1
WITH TWO PRESSURE TANKS
Find the following items in the box: pump,
pressure tanks (2), bases (2), hose with fastener
and nozzle, hose with 2 fasteners.
Prepare 2 pressure tanks filled with water and
compressed air. Look at steps 2 to 9 on page
10 to see how to do it.
Connect the two pressure tanks to each other
by pushing the two connection pieces firmly
together…
MODEL 6
… and rotate the fastener.. Mount the pressure tanks on your model
(Model 6 shown here).
First open the front switch. To start up the model, open the rear switch.
rear tank front tank rear tank front tank
ON
ON
9
Jet nozzle models (no. 1 – 19) for land and water
| Air+Water Power PLUS

1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x2
x2
x1
x1
1
4
56
7
abc
89
10 11 12
ab
3
123
56
1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x1
x1
x1
x1
2
4
1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x2
x2
x1
x1
1
4
56
7
abc
89
10 11 12
ab
3
123
56
1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x1
x1
x1
x1
2
4
1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x2
x2
x1
x1
1
4
56
7
abc
89
10 11 12
ab
3
123
56
1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x1
x1
x1
x1
2
4
OFF
WITH ONE PRESSURE TANK
Find the following items in the box: pump,
hose with 2 fasteners, air+water motor, base,
funnel, pressure tank.
Screw the pressure tank into the base. Do not
put any water into the pressure tank!
Be sure that the switch is flipped down.
Get the hose with 2
fasteners ready.
Push one of the plugs firmly
onto the connection piece.
Turn the fastener to the
right.
Now attach the other end of the hose to the
pump’s connection piece.
Pull up on the pump handle and then push it
back down again. Pump 25 times at most.
When you have finished pumping, remove the
hose from the pump.
Turn the fastener to
the left.
Push the funnel into the opening on top of the
air+water motor. Pour water into the funnel.
The water will flow into the upper tank of the
air+water motor.
Tip: If an air bubble forms as you pour, tap a
few times against the motor.
Check to make sure that the tank is 90% filled
with water.
Raise the yellow lever to open the valve inside
the motor. Now the water will flow down into
the air pressure chamber.
Remove the hose
from the connection
piece.
Tank
Air pressure chamber
10
Air+Water Power PLUS | Models (No. 20 – 30)
with air+water motor

1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x2
x2
x1
x1
1
4
56
7
abc
89
10 11 12
ab
3
123
56
1
7
10
9
6
x1
x1 x1
x1
x1
x1
2
4
ON
ON
ON
As soon as all of the water has flowed down,
flip the lever back down again. That will re-
close the valve and seal o the air pressure
chamber.
Attach the free end of the hose to the motor
(push on and turn tightly). Mount the pressure
tank and the motor on the model.
Turn on the switch and the model zooms
away!
WITH TWO PRESSURE TANKS
How to remove the water from the motor:
Find the following items in the box: pump,
hose with 2 fasteners, air+water motor, bases
(2), funnel, pressure tanks (2).
Prepare 2 pressure tanks filled with
compressed air. Look at steps 2 to 6 on page
12 to see how to do it.
Connect the two pressure tanks to each
other by pushing the two connection pieces
firmly together and turning the fastener.
How to re-start the model:
Remove the hose from the motor and repeat
steps 4 to 6. Then complete steps 9 through
12. You can see how the water keeps cycling
through the motor.
Mount the pressure tanks and the motor on
your model (Model 23 shown here).
First open the front switch. To start up the model, open the rear switch.
Detach the hose from the
air+water motor.
Flip up the yellow lever. Let the water flow out of the
openings in the motor.
MODEL 23
rear tank front
tank
rear tank front
tank
Air+Water Power PLUS | Models (No. 20 – 30)
with air+water motor
11
Models (No. 20 – 30) with air+water motor
| Air+Water Power PLUS

RACE
Build two models and
race against your
friends!
Note the safety information on
page 2!
HOW MUCH POWER IS IN
THE PRESSURE TANK?
Model 5: How far will the airplane fly
with one pressure tank? How about two
pressure tanks?
DRY RUNS: MODELS WITHOUT WATER
Will your models also work without water? Try the jet nozzle
models without putting any water in the pressure tank. Test the
air+water motor with just air.
How far will the models go with just air? Compare the distances
against the distances covered by the same models with air and
water.
With air alone, the models will not go as far. That’s because air
has less density than water. The force eect is directly related to
density, which is why they have less power with air.
Model 8:
You will find material for two boats in
the kit. Set both boats in the water and
o you go!
Whose boat goes farther?
Model 2 and 3:
Assemble both models and
race them against each
other. Which one is faster?
Model 1:
You can build two copies of
this model with the materials
in the kit. Outside, take some
chalk and draw a starting line
and a finish line on the ground
and let the race begin! Which
car wins?
12
Air+Water Power PLUS | Experiments

Note the safety information on
page 2!
HOW MUCH YOU PUMP
How far will your car or boat go if
you pump only half the number of
times?
WHAT CAN YOUR
CAR HANDLE?
Try driving your models on
dierent surfaces (grass,
smooth ground, gravel…).
Or how about uphill and
downhill?
SUMMER GAMES
Target and distance
shooting (Models 15-18)
Shoot at balloons
attached to a string
stretched between two
trees. How good is your
aim?
Use a piece of chalk to draw
marks at 50 cm intervals
on dry ground. Stand at
the starting line. Which gun
shoots the farthest?
Can you shoot through a suspended
tire? Try it from dierent distances!
Take aim at a pyramid
constructed out of food
cans! How close do you
have to get to make the
pyramid collapse?
The car of the future? This futuristic car is called
AirPod, and it can go about 200 km on a tankful of
compressed air.
13
Experiments | Air+Water Power PLUS

13 18 20 27
33
29 30
28
38
39
x2
x2
x2
x2
x2
x2
x2
x6
x4
x4
x8
x8
x8
7
6
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
Assemble two cars and hold
a race with your friends!
1. 2.
3.
5.
4.
6.
You will find instructions for charging
the pressure tank on page 10.
Required Parts
14
Air+Water Power PLUS | MODEL 1 Race car

1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
1
2
3
56
OK.
7
4
a
ab
+
b
x2
模型 2
2113
718 2420
627
33
29 30
28 38
39
x1
x1 x1 x1
x2
x2
x3
x2
x2
x2
x4
x6
x2
x4
x1
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
a
b
3ab
+
24
24
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3ab
+
24
24
MODEL 2 Limousine | Air+Water Power PLUS
7.
Which car goes faster? The
limousine or the sports car
(Model 3)?
1. 2.
Assembly notes
1. The model will run best if you
leave a gap 1 mm wide between
the axle lock and the frame.
2. Fill the pressure tank halfway with
water and pump 20 times.
3. Open the switch and the model
zooms o!
Completed
Required Parts
15
MODEL 1 Race car | Air+Water Power PLUS

M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3
ab
+
24
24
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3ab
+
24
24
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3ab
+
24
24
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3ab
+
24
24
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3ab
+
24
24
M02
2
4
6
OK.
5
7
1
ab
3ab
+
24
24
Assembly notes
1. The model will run best if you
leave a gap 1 mm wide between
the axle lock and the frame.
2. Fill the pressure tank halfway with
water and pump 20 times.
3. Open the switch and the model
zooms o!
3. 4.
5. 6.
7.
You will find
instructions for
charging the
pressure tank on
page 10.
Completed
16
Air+Water Power PLUS | MODEL 2 Limousine

模型 3
13
718
627
33
29
28 38
39
19
x1
x1 x1
x1
x2
x2
x2
x3
x2
x4
x4
x1
4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
4
5
OK.
7
1
a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
Which car goes faster? The sports
car or the limousine (Model 2)?
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6.
You will find
instructions for
charging the
pressure tank on
page 10.
Required Parts
17
MODEL 3 Sports car | Air+Water Power PLUS

4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
4
5
OK.
7
1a
3
2
b
6
ab
+
模型 4
13
7
627
33
29
34
30
28
35 37
38
36
39
x1
x1 x1 x6
x2
x2 x2x2
x2
x2
x1
x1
x4
x4
x1
OK
4
5
6
1
a
2
b
3
ab
+
36
36
37
37
OK
4
5
6
1a2
b
3
ab
+
36
36
37
37
Assembly notes
1. The model will run best if you
leave a gap 1 mm wide between
the axle lock and the frame.
2. Fill the pressure tank halfway with
water and pump 20 times.
3. Open the switch and the model
zooms o!
7.
1. 2.
Completed
Required Parts
18
Air+Water Power PLUS | MODEL 3 Sports car
Air+Water Power PLUS | MODEL 4 Rocket car