Snap Wires

Snap wires are the key component in Snap Circuits. They are wires that conduct electricity through them that can be connected without soldering. There are seven kinds: the 1-snap, 2-snap, 3-snap, etc. all the way to 7-snap. Every single one can be found in SC-300, and all but the 7-snap in SC-100. There is at least a couple in every single experiment in all of the manuals. Out of all of them, the least common are the 7-snap, the 6-snap, and the 5-snap. In the first manual, the 1-snaps are not found in many experiments. The 2-snap is found in almost EVERY experiment. The 3-snap is common too. The 4-snap and 5-snap are usually found in bigger circuits, and the 6-snap and 7-snap are found in VERY big circuits. The 1-snap is usually found in the more complex circuits. They are found in these kits in these amounts:

SC-100: 3 1-snaps, 6 2-snaps, 3 3-snaps, 1 4-snap, 1 5-snap, and 1 6-snap.

SC-300: 3 more 1-snaps, 3 more 2-snaps, another 3-snap, another 4-snap, and a 7-snap.

SC-500: 3 more 2-snaps and another 5-snap.

SC-750: None more than SC-500.