ICSTATION FM Radio Soldering Kit, DIY Radio Kit with LED Flashing Lights FM 76-108MHz LCD Display FM Radio Kit with Headphone Jack Soldering Practice Kit for School Education

PRACTICAL DIY KITICStation soldering kit is an ideal choice for electronics enthusiasts looking to enhance their soldering skills and build a functional radio. It's designed to provide a practical and enjoyable experience while also improving your abilities. Our team is dedicated to ensuring your satisfaction and will work with you to address any concerns or problems you may have. Thank you for choosing our product, and we look forward to helping you achieve your electronics goals. ^^ COOL LED LIGHTICStation DIY radio not only features the standard radio functions, but also comes equipped with 5 LED lights that add a unique twist to your listening experience.

The LED lights will randomly flash different colors and pulse in sync with the beat of the music. This dynamic visual display enhances the overall ambiance and enjoyment of your radio listening experience. ^^ WITH A HEADPHONE JACKAfter assembling the radio, you will have a fully functional device with a headphone jack. This allows you to easily plug in your headphones and enjoy the channels in privacy without disturbing others around you. Whether you're tuning into your favorite talk show, catching up on the news, or simply enjoying some music, the headphone jack provides a personal listening experience that is suitable for any situation.

^^ POWER OFF MEMORY FUNCTIONWhen a radio is turned off, it will remember the last program that was playing and resume it when turned on again. With the radio automatically remembering the last program played, users don't have to waste time finding and selecting their desired program again. Meanwhile, the automatic shut-off of the LED display after a few seconds of inactivity helps to conserve power and prolong the battery life of the radio. ^^ SEARCH AND STORE PROGRAMSLong press the "AUTO" button, the radio will automatically search the station, the frequency range is 76-108MHZ.

When a search finds a program, it will automatically store the radio station in the memory chip.