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FM Radio Kit for Soldering BS1611 with CD2003GP and 2822 Circuits White Box Telescopic Antenna Power Supply 3 V for Electronics Education

FM Radio Kit for Soldering BS1611 with CD2003GP and 2822 Circuits White Box Telescopic Antenna Power Supply 3 V for Electronics Education

Soldering kit for a classic pocket FM receiver with a tuning knob and speaker. Suitable for soldering practice and understanding the function of radio circuits. Full description
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FM Radio Kit for Soldering BS1611 with CD2003GP and 2822 Circuits White Box Telescopic Antenna Power Supply 3 V for Electronics Education

This FM radio kit for soldering allows you to build your own pocket receiver from a bare printed circuit board to a finished radio in a box. The heart of the circuit is the integrated circuit CD2003GP, which handles the reception and processing of the signal in the FM band. The sound is sent to the speaker by the output amplifier with the 2822 circuit. The finished receiver is housed in a white plastic box with a scale, speaker grille, and a rotary tuning knob. Stations are captured using a telescopic antenna, which you connect to the board.

The kit is designed for electronics enthusiasts who want to practice soldering traditional leaded components while also understanding how a radio receiver works. During assembly, you will gradually become familiar with the high-frequency section, intermediate frequency amplifier, detection, automatic gain control, and low-frequency amplifier, which can be found in many other electronic devices. The included circuit diagram shows the connections of all components, and the values of the components are printed directly on the board. The finished radio is powered by a 3 V source; batteries are not included.

  • Type – FM receiver kit for soldering
  • Model – BS1611
  • Receiving Circuit – CD2003GP
  • Amplifier – 2822 circuit
  • Speaker – 8 Ω 0.5 W
  • Tuning – rotary knob with scale
  • Antenna – telescopic
  • Power Supply – 3 V from batteries, which are not included
  • Box – white plastic with speaker grille
  • Contents – plastic box, printed circuit board, CD2003GP and 2822 circuits with sockets, transistor 9018, resistors, capacitors and coils, tuning capacitor with knob, volume potentiometer, speaker 8 Ω 0.5 W, telescopic antenna, battery contacts, wires and circuit diagram

To assemble, you will need a soldering iron, solder, and basic tools such as wire cutters and a small screwdriver. It is recommended to start with the smallest components, namely resistors and sockets, and gradually proceed to capacitors, coils, and larger parts. Insert the integrated circuits into the sockets at the end to prevent overheating during soldering. Before inserting the batteries, check the polarity of the electrolytic capacitors and the orientation of the circuits according to the diagram. The construction requires basic experience in soldering and reading diagrams, making the kit more suitable for advanced beginners, students in technical fields, or electronics clubs under the guidance of a more experienced teacher.

The FM radio kit BS1611 combines practical soldering practice with the teaching of radio reception principles. Thanks to the CD2003GP circuit and output amplifier, you will have a functional pocket receiver that truly plays and tunes into stations in the FM band. The complete set of components, including the white box, speaker 8 Ω 0.5 W, and antenna means that after soldering, you have a finished product ready for use. The kit is suitable for home workshops, school education, and as a gift for a young electronics enthusiast. After assembly, simply insert the batteries and try tuning in to your first station.

Price incl. VAT €19.61