Build your own FM radio from PCB to soldering to finished, functioning radio receiver. All tools and solder needed to complete the job are included including: wire cutters, safety goggles, lead free solder and of course a 25 watt soldering iron. The result is a monophonic FM (frequency Modulation) receiver designed to receive FM signals in the frequency range (88-108mhz) it uses electronic auto-scan to search for FM stations. This scan system is done with two button switches-one switch scans up, the other resets to the start of the tuning position.
- D.I.Y. That's right do-it-yourself! build this kit to assemble a monophonic FM receiver (88-108mhz) with 2 IC Chips
- Develop an understanding of the functions of electronics, IC, and radios and modern radio functionality
- 25W soldering iron with stand - Wire cutters - safely glasses - lead free solder (99.3% tin, 0.7% Copper. 5ft @ 0.031" diameter)
- Ideal for use in labs, service shops, schools (STEM - STEAM), home and industry
- Before there was the Maker movement, there was elenco and "learn by doing". elenco strives for quality with value to make their products available for everyone.
- D.I.Y. That's right do-it-yourself! build this kit to assemble a monophonic FM receiver (88-108mhz) with 2 IC Chips
- Develop an understanding of the functions of electronics, IC, and radios and modern radio functionality
- 25W soldering iron with stand - Wire cutters - safely glasses - lead free solder (99.3% tin, 0.7% Copper. 5ft @ 0.031" diameter)
- Ideal for use in labs, service shops, schools (STEM - STEAM), home and industry
- Before there was the Maker movement, there was elenco and "learn by doing". elenco strives for quality with value to make their products available for everyone.
