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Home page Home page Hobbies & Garden Tools Soldering Irons & Accessories FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education 1
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education 1
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education 2
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education 3
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education 4
FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education 5
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FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education

Simple soldering kit for an FM receiver with button tuning and LED indication. Ideal for first attempts at soldering in school, in an electronics club, or at home. Full description
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FM Radio Kit for Soldering with RDA5807 Module 87–108 MHz Without Display and Without Case Board 95.5 x 59 mm For Electronics Education

The FM radio kit is a set of components from which you can build a functional receiver for the radio band 87–108 MHz after soldering. The core of the circuit is a ready-made radio module RDA5807, which offers noise suppression, bass enhancement, high sensitivity, and good resistance to interference. This version is without a display and without a case, resulting in an open printed circuit board where all components are clearly visible. The kit is suitable for beginners who want to try soldering on a real and useful product, as well as for electronics education in schools or clubs. All parts need to be soldered and assembled by yourself, and soldering tools are not included in the package.

Once assembled, the radio is controlled by several buttons that allow you to switch stations, adjust the volume, delete saved stations, and initiate a new search. The volume has 15 levels, so you can easily adjust the sound to suit the room or workshop. The current status of the device is indicated by LED lights on the board. The radio can automatically search for available stations, save them as presets, and remember settings even after being turned off. Sound is provided by the included speaker 4 Ω 3 W, and for quiet listening, there is a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the board.

  • Type – FM receiver soldering kit
  • Radio Module – RDA5807
  • Frequency Range – 87–108 MHz
  • Speaker – 4 Ω 3 W
  • Volume – 15 levels
  • Control – buttons for tuning stations and adjusting volume
  • Function – automatic station search, saving presets, and memory of settings after power off
  • Indication – LED lights
  • Output – 3.5 mm headphone jack
  • Power Supply – 5 V via micro USB
  • Maximum Current Draw – approximately 400 mA at maximum volume
  • Board Size – 95.5 x 59 mm
  • Design – without display and without case
  • 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 jack, switch, micro USB connector, and connecting wires, all as parts to be soldered

When building, it is advisable to start with the lowest components, that is, from resistors, through capacitors and LED lights to buttons, connectors, and the module. For electrolytic capacitors and LED lights, pay attention to the correct polarity. After completion, extend the telescopic antenna to its full length, as this usually provides the best reception of stations. Place the finished board on a dry, non-conductive surface and protect it from dust and moisture, as it has no cover.

This soldering kit combines fun and learning, as at the end of the work, a radio that actually plays is created. Thanks to the RDA5807 module, there is no need to tune complex high-frequency circuits, and even a complete beginner with a bit of patience can manage the assembly. The open design without a case allows for monitoring the signal path at any time and explaining the function of individual components. Powering via micro USB allows the radio to be connected to a standard charger or computer. The kit is suitable as a gift for technically minded children, students, and adult hobbyists.

Price incl. VAT €20.04