The blue snap wires are just wires used to connect other components, they are used to transport electricity and do not affect circuit performance. They come in different lengths to allow orderly arrangement of connections on the base grid.
| 1-Snap Wire | |
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Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
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Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |
| 2-Snap Wire | |
|---|---|
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Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
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Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |
| 3-Snap Wire | |
|---|---|
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Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
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Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |
| 4-Snap Wire | |
|---|---|
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Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
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Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |
| 5-Snap Wire | |
|---|---|
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Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
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Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |
| 6-Snap Wire | |
|---|---|
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Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
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Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |
| 7-Snap Wire | |
|---|---|
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|
Debut |
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Class |
Snap Wires |
|
Voltage limit |
Current must be limited by other components |