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FM Radio Kit with RDA5807 Chip 87–108 MHz Four-Digit LED Display Black Box 117 x 82 mm Soldering Kit for Electronics Education
FM Radio Kit with RDA5807 Chip 87–108 MHz Four-Digit LED Display Black Box 117 x 82 mm Soldering Kit for Electronics Education 1
FM Radio Kit with RDA5807 Chip 87–108 MHz Four-Digit LED Display Black Box 117 x 82 mm Soldering Kit for Electronics Education 1
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FM Radio Kit with RDA5807 Chip 87–108 MHz Four-Digit LED Display Black Box 117 x 82 mm Soldering Kit for Electronics Education

Soldering kit for an FM receiver with a microcontroller and digital frequency display. Purple board with labels and a black box with an antenna for workshops and clubs. Full description
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FM Radio Kit with RDA5807 Chip 87–108 MHz Four-Digit LED Display Black Box 117 x 82 mm Soldering Kit for Electronics Education

This FM radio kit for soldering is designed for anyone who wants to learn to solder and understand how a simple radio receiver works. The heart of the circuit is a radio module with the RDA5807 chip, which receives stations in the 87–108 MHz band. Control is managed by a series 51 microcontroller, which operates the buttons and displays the tuned frequency on a four-digit LED display. Once assembled, you will have a functional radio with a speaker that you can place on a table or take with you. The kit is suitable for teaching electronics in schools, clubs, and for independent home projects.

All components are mounted on a purple printed circuit board HX-5807 with clear printing, making it easy to find the correct place for each resistor, capacitor, and integrated circuit. The completed electronics are placed into a black plastic box measuring 117 x 82 x 29.4 mm, which features a window for the display, a power indicator, and four buttons for volume and tuning on its top panel. On the side, there is a headphone jack, a power switch, and a micro USB connector for power supply. The bottom of the box has a speaker grille and a compartment for batteries with a cover.

  • Type – FM radio kit for soldering
  • Radio module – RDA5807
  • Frequency band – 87–108 MHz
  • Control – series 51 microcontroller
  • Display – four-digit seven-segment LED display
  • Controls – 4 buttons V+ V- F- and F+
  • Audio output – speaker and headphone jack
  • Power supply – micro USB
  • Box dimensions – 117 x 82 x 29.4 mm
  • PCB dimensions – 95.5 x 59.4 mm with 3 mm holes
  • Antenna – telescopic 100 mm and extended up to 360 mm
  • Package contents – HX-5807 PCB and RDA5807 radio module and four-digit LED display and integrated circuits with sockets and resistors and capacitors and buttons and switch and LED and headphone jack and speaker with wires and telescopic antenna and black plastic box with screws and USB cable

When building, follow the assembly plan on the board and start with the lowest components, such as resistors, and only then solder the sockets, capacitors, display, and buttons. For electrolytic capacitors and LEDs, pay attention to the correct polarity. Insert the integrated circuits into the sockets only after soldering is complete. Connect the speaker and battery contacts with wires, and finally secure the board with screws into the box and attach the antenna.

The kit offers a complete project from a bare board to a finished radio in a sturdy box, ensuring that the result of your work remains functional and looks good. You will learn to solder through-hole components, read labels on the board, and understand the collaboration between the microcontroller and the radio module. The tuned frequency is always visible on the display, and you can change stations easily with the buttons. Thanks to the power supply via micro USB, you simply connect the radio to a standard charger or computer. The kit is suitable as a gift for budding electronics enthusiasts and as an educational tool for schools and hobby clubs.

Price incl. VAT €19.61