DIY Radio Assembly Kit A compact hands on kit for learning electronics and soldering while building a working radio circuit board. The kit supplies all components needed to assemble a functional radio, making it suitable for beginners and hobbyists who want a practical project that teaches circuit layout, soldering technique, and basic radio operation. Key benefits Learn by doing: assemble a complete radio circuit to understand component placement and signal flow. Improve soldering and assembly skills through guided hands on practice. Ready to : kit supports additional DIY modifications and feature changes after the basic build. Practical outcome: the finished unit is a functioning radio, useful for demonstrations and everyday listening. Features and specifications Color: Multi Material: Acrylic and stainless steel components Size: 10.70 X 7.00 X 2.30 cm 4.21 X 2.75 X 0.90 in Complete parts included: everything required to build the radio circuit board is supplied Beginner friendly assembly: designed to be approachable for electronics novices while still offering meaningful learning Educational and fun: combines theoretical learning with a hands on outcome Why this kit solves common problems Replaces passive study with active learning so users gain practical skills rather than only theory. Provides a structured way to practice soldering without needing to design a circuit from scratch. Encourages troubleshooting and iterative improvement, building confidence in electronics work. Practical use scenarios Classroom or workshop: use as a guided STEM activity to teach basic electronics and soldering fundamentals. Hobby bench project: a weekend build for electronics enthusiasts who want a compact, functional radio to modify and . Demonstration tool: ideal for maker events or study groups to show how simple radio circuits operate and how components interact. Additional notes The kit emphasizes hands on learning and while remaining compact and durable thanks to acrylic and stainless steel parts. Recommended for users who have or are willing to learn basic soldering safety and handling.