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FM Radio Kit for Soldering RDA5807 87–108 MHz Without Display with Transparent Case 103 x 68 x 30.5 mm Powered by 3x AAA or USB

FM Radio Kit for Soldering RDA5807 87–108 MHz Without Display with Transparent Case 103 x 68 x 30.5 mm Powered by 3x AAA or USB

Soldering kit for FM receiver with buttons and LED indication including a transparent cover with space for batteries. Once assembled, it becomes a complete tabletop radio. Full description
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FM Radio Kit for Soldering RDA5807 87–108 MHz Without Display with Transparent Case 103 x 68 x 30.5 mm Powered by 3x AAA or USB

This kit contains all the components needed to assemble an FM receiver, along with a transparent case in which a neat tabletop radio emerges from the bare board. The receiver operates in the 87–108 MHz band and uses the RDA5807 radio module with noise suppression, bass enhancement, and high sensitivity. The design is without a display, with the device status indicated by LED lights. The case has space for three AAA micro batteries, allowing you to carry the finished radio without a cable. All parts are soldered and assembled manually, and you must provide your own soldering tools.

Tuning and volume are controlled by buttons on the front of the board. A short press switches to the previous or next station, a long press starts the search, and holding down two buttons together scans the entire band again. The radio saves found stations as presets, and thanks to its memory, retains them even after being turned off. It can be powered either by 3 AAA batteries or via USB 5 V, using one method at a time. Sound is provided by a 4 Ω 3 W speaker, and the volume has 15 levels.

  • Type – FM radio kit for soldering with a case
  • Radio module – RDA5807
  • Frequency range – 87–108 MHz
  • Speaker – 4 Ω 3 W
  • Volume – 15 levels
  • Features – automatic station search, presets, and memory after being turned off
  • Indication – LED lights without a display
  • Connectors – 3.5 mm for headphones and micro USB
  • Power supply – 3 AAA batteries or USB 5 V
  • Maximum consumption – approximately 400 mA at full volume
  • Board size – 95.5 x 59 mm
  • Case size – 103 x 68 x 30.5 mm
  • Cover – transparent plastic with speaker grille and battery compartment
  • Package contents – printed circuit board, RDA5807 radio module, speaker, telescopic antenna, USB cable, integrated circuit with socket, buttons with tactile feedback, LED lights, resistors, capacitors, 3.5 mm connector, switch, micro USB connector, jumper wires, transparent two-part case, battery contacts with springs and screws, everything needed for soldering and assembly, batteries are not included

Before placing the board in the case, test that the radio plays and tunes stations, as repairs are easier that way. When soldering, pay attention to the polarity of the capacitors and LEDs, and trim component leads as close to the board as possible. Install the battery contacts according to the markings in the case and tighten the screws only lightly to avoid cracking the plastic. Clean the transparent cover with a dry or slightly damp cloth without solvents.

The kit with the case is an ideal choice for anyone who wants their work to not only function but also look good on a desk. The transparent cover protects the components while keeping the entire circuit visible, which will be appreciated by teachers and curious students alike. The option to power it from batteries or USB makes the finished radio a practical companion for workshops, cottages, and rooms. Thanks to the RDA5807 module and clear circuitry, the construction is manageable even for beginners. The finished radio with the cover measures just 103 x 68 x 30.5 mm, so it fits almost anywhere.

Price incl. VAT €22.66