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title: "Digital Radio Kit with LCD Display"
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# 10 dynamic LED flashing lights FM 87-108MHz tuning range Clear LCD1602 frequency & volume display Digital Radio Kit with LCD Display

**Brand:** is
**Price:** 1953088₫
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## Summary

> 🎧 Build, tune, and light up your soundscape with DIY brilliance!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Digital Radio Kit with LCD Display by is
- **How much does it cost?** 1953088₫ with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Perfect STEM Gift:** Ideal for millennials mentoring the next gen—combine education, creativity, and tech in one cool package.
- • **Showcase Your Build:** Sleek transparent acrylic case protects components and flaunts your craftsmanship with style.
- • **Visualize Your Vibes:** 10 vibrant LEDs pulse in sync with your music, turning every listen into a mini light show.
- • **Master the Art of Soldering:** A hands-on DIY kit designed to sharpen your soldering skills while building a fully functional radio.
- • **Precision Tuning at Your Fingertips:** High-def LCD1602 display lets you effortlessly dial into your favorite FM stations (87-108MHz).

## Overview

The ICSTATION FM Radio Kit is a DIY soldering project featuring a 87-108MHz FM tuner, a crisp LCD1602 display for frequency and volume control, and 10 colorful LED lights that pulse with your music. Housed in a transparent acrylic case, this kit offers a practical, educational experience perfect for honing soldering skills and creating a personalized, visually engaging radio. It’s a standout choice for STEM education and creative gifting.

## Description

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Review: Fun kit to build - This was a fun kit to put together. It requires a good fine point soldering iron and good solder skills. The instructions that come with it are marginally adequate but if you search the web you can find instructions that you can print out full sized. That helped me quite a bit. Just go slow and read and re-read the instructions to make sure you've got it. The components were all labeled and easy to identify although a magnifying glass or magnifying glasses are most helpful for older eyes. The most annoying thing about the radio is that it doesn't have a memory. So, every time you power it you have to start over looking for your station. It's loud and would be nice if it have two speakers with stereo sound. Overall, fun and enjoyable to build.
Review: Great Radio Kit and Project to Teach Basic Electrical Engineering Skills and Soldeirng - I got this radio kit to teach my 12-year-old sister how to solder and assemble as a way to teach basic electrical engineering principles and terms. Upon unboxing the kit, I found the acrylic box was separated in its own space while the electrical components were in their own ziplock bag which is great and prevents scratching of the acrylic and losing electrical components. However, the instructions weren’t included, but I looked at the listing and found the instructions there as a PDF file. The PDF instructions were very high quality, and the English was pretty good for a kit like this and very understandable. There was also a list of materials which tell the item names and their quantities as well as a circuit schematic. The instructions even used proper engineering terms. As I was at a house without access to a soldering station, all that was available was a $3 harbor freight soldering iron and some very cheap solder. First, I explained the components and gave a brief overview of how each one works. I then taught my sister how to solder and soldered two pins of the SMD component to show her was it was like and explain. I then let her solder the rest of the pins, and amazingly, she was able to solder them correctly. She was also able to solder all the resistors, and the header pins, and the LEDs without more than 2 bridged connections which she corrected on her own without me telling her how to correct them. As this was her absolutely first time soldering and she did so well and picked it up without a problem, I was very amazed. As an electrical engineering student myself, I see a good number of college students (around half) having trouble soldering their boards of even easier difficulty and a lot of them even messing up their boards and needing to get a new one. After doing about half of the kit, my sister wanted to take a break, so I let my 16-year-old brother complete the rest of the kit which he easily did as he has been soldering for a while. I also let my brother assemble the acrylic part. As acrylic smudges with fingerprints, he made sure to not touch the inside surfaces of the acrylic as he installed the panels to prevent the final product from looking dirty. Once the product was assembled, we applied power via USB port and the product turned on. Upon changing the channels and cycling all the way through, we couldn’t get the radio to pick up any radio stations. However, the radio was tested in Japan and the FM band in Japan is about 76-90 MHz while in America, the FM band is about 88-108 MHz. Furthermore, the frequencies in Japan are in different increments for tuning than in the US. This radio supports frequencies 87-108 MHz and most radio stations in Japan also aren't going to be close to 90 MHz either. This explains why the radio doesn't pick up Japanese radio stations. While the radio doesn't pick up Japanese radio stations at all, this is not a design flaw of the radio at all and it was demonstrated that the radio does work on US frequencies when I used a radio transmitter to test. . We tested the radio by using a portable radio transmitter and set both the transmitter and this radio kit to the same channel and it picked up the sound perfectly. The sound quality was really decent for a radio. That tells that the radio kit does work. Regarding the functions of the kit, there were minor things I found awkward. The volume increase button and decrease button were “switched” in a way. Volume up was on the left and volume down was on the right. The same was done for the channel increase and channel decrease buttons. This “switching” wasn’t intuitive and goes against what you would expect and can cause confusion. The other thing was the screen said stereo on it, but this radio isn’t stereo at all as it is only one speaker and therefore mono. This isn’t a bad thing, but the screen shouldn’t mention stereo. Overall, I am pretty satisfied with this kit. For one, it has taught my 12-year-old sister to solder and allowed her to find that she could solder to a very reasonable proficiency at such a young age and at her first try which I am sure she found amazing. Now, she discovered another skill she could use later which is very useful. My brother liked soldering it up too and assembling the product and I enjoyed using it as a teaching tool and we all enjoyed testing the final product. The whole assembly process in itself was a lot of fun. While we did it in one sitting, I would highly recommend doing half the assembly, taking a break, then doing the other half. The things I would recommend improving are having the volume buttons and frequency buttons arranged so left is lower volume and up is higher volume. I would recommend also having the volume settings persist even when power is removed. I would also recommend including a headphone jack to listen with headphones and get stereo sound as well as having an audio in jack to allow the radio to also be used as a portable boombox. Otherwise, the product is really cool and functioned as intended. The LEDs were an extra cool feature that is fun to watch as the radio plays too. Overall, I am giving this product a 4.5-star review because the volume and frequency buttons were “reversed” and there isn't any stereo output as it says as well as there not being AM channels or an audio in. Since desertcart doesn't allow 4.5-star ratings, I am rounding to the nearest whole number which is 5. Overall, I am very satisfied with this product and the teaching/learning opportunity it brought.

## Features

- COOL LED LIGHT: ICSTATION DIY radio not only features the standard radio functions, but also comes equipped with 10 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.
- LCD1602 DISPLAY: With a high-definition LCD1602 screen, ICSTATION radio allows you to adjust the frequency and volume to your liking once assembly is complete. The buttons located below the radio enable easy customization of your listening experience. Whether you prefer a certain frequency or need to adjust the volume, this radio makes it simple and intuitive. The LCD1602 screen provides clear and detailed information. Overall, this radio is a fantastic option for anyone.
- PRACTICAL DIY KIT: ICSTATION 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.
- GREAT PRESENTS: If you're looking to make a personalized present for a friend or family member, a great option could be a radio DIY electronics kit. It comes with an acrylic transparent case, which not only looks beautiful but also provides protection for the delicate components inside. This means that your present will not only be visually appealing but also durable and long-lasting.
- PLEASE NOTE: If the accessory you receive does not match the one in the manual, don't worry. It might be due to a different version, which has no impact on the function of the radio. Please let us send the correct installation steps.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09Y1BJZ6F |
| Best Sellers Rank | #27,865 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #73 in Soldering Stations |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (328) |
| Item Weight | 9.6 ounces |
| Item model number | GY20384 |
| Manufacturer | IS |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 15 years and up |
| Product Dimensions | 1.9 x 0.78 x 1.18 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** IS
- **Color:** Green
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Included Components:** Soldering Projects
- **Power Source:** dc
- **Product Dimensions:** 2"L x 0.78"W x 0.4"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** FM
- **Special Feature:** FM Radio Kit with LED Lights
- **Style:** LCD Display
- **Tuner Technology:** FM

## Images

![Digital Radio Kit with LCD Display - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71K8oS5b2ZL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it charge devices via USB?**
A: No, it comes with a USB cable, but this is only for connecting to the power supply, it can't charge any devices, and it can't charge the radio either.

**Q: Is assembly difficult for beginners?**
A: We recommend people with some knowledge and experience in soldering to assemble it, and if you are a beginner, please install it under professional guidance.

**Q: Are instructions included for assembly?**
A: Yes, we put paper instructions in the package.

**Q: Is acrylic case included for protection?**
A: Yes, please note that in order to avoid scratches on the acrylic shell, we have covered it with a protective film, please tear the protective film when installing.

**Q: What type of power source does it use?**
A: It comes with a USB cable, working voltage: DC 4.5V~5.5V

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun kit to build
*by G***E on January 25, 2026*

This was a fun kit to put together. It requires a good fine point soldering iron and good solder skills. The instructions that come with it are marginally adequate but if you search the web you can find instructions that you can print out full sized. That helped me quite a bit. Just go slow and read and re-read the instructions to make sure you've got it. The components were all labeled and easy to identify although a magnifying glass or magnifying glasses are most helpful for older eyes. The most annoying thing about the radio is that it doesn't have a memory. So, every time you power it you have to start over looking for your station. It's loud and would be nice if it have two speakers with stereo sound. Overall, fun and enjoyable to build.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Radio Kit and Project to Teach Basic Electrical Engineering Skills and Soldeirng
*by R***R on July 24, 2022*

I got this radio kit to teach my 12-year-old sister how to solder and assemble as a way to teach basic electrical engineering principles and terms. Upon unboxing the kit, I found the acrylic box was separated in its own space while the electrical components were in their own ziplock bag which is great and prevents scratching of the acrylic and losing electrical components. However, the instructions weren’t included, but I looked at the listing and found the instructions there as a PDF file. The PDF instructions were very high quality, and the English was pretty good for a kit like this and very understandable. There was also a list of materials which tell the item names and their quantities as well as a circuit schematic. The instructions even used proper engineering terms. As I was at a house without access to a soldering station, all that was available was a $3 harbor freight soldering iron and some very cheap solder. First, I explained the components and gave a brief overview of how each one works. I then taught my sister how to solder and soldered two pins of the SMD component to show her was it was like and explain. I then let her solder the rest of the pins, and amazingly, she was able to solder them correctly. She was also able to solder all the resistors, and the header pins, and the LEDs without more than 2 bridged connections which she corrected on her own without me telling her how to correct them. As this was her absolutely first time soldering and she did so well and picked it up without a problem, I was very amazed. As an electrical engineering student myself, I see a good number of college students (around half) having trouble soldering their boards of even easier difficulty and a lot of them even messing up their boards and needing to get a new one. After doing about half of the kit, my sister wanted to take a break, so I let my 16-year-old brother complete the rest of the kit which he easily did as he has been soldering for a while. I also let my brother assemble the acrylic part. As acrylic smudges with fingerprints, he made sure to not touch the inside surfaces of the acrylic as he installed the panels to prevent the final product from looking dirty. Once the product was assembled, we applied power via USB port and the product turned on. Upon changing the channels and cycling all the way through, we couldn’t get the radio to pick up any radio stations. However, the radio was tested in Japan and the FM band in Japan is about 76-90 MHz while in America, the FM band is about 88-108 MHz. Furthermore, the frequencies in Japan are in different increments for tuning than in the US. This radio supports frequencies 87-108 MHz and most radio stations in Japan also aren't going to be close to 90 MHz either. This explains why the radio doesn't pick up Japanese radio stations. While the radio doesn't pick up Japanese radio stations at all, this is not a design flaw of the radio at all and it was demonstrated that the radio does work on US frequencies when I used a radio transmitter to test. . We tested the radio by using a portable radio transmitter and set both the transmitter and this radio kit to the same channel and it picked up the sound perfectly. The sound quality was really decent for a radio. That tells that the radio kit does work. Regarding the functions of the kit, there were minor things I found awkward. The volume increase button and decrease button were “switched” in a way. Volume up was on the left and volume down was on the right. The same was done for the channel increase and channel decrease buttons. This “switching” wasn’t intuitive and goes against what you would expect and can cause confusion. The other thing was the screen said stereo on it, but this radio isn’t stereo at all as it is only one speaker and therefore mono. This isn’t a bad thing, but the screen shouldn’t mention stereo. Overall, I am pretty satisfied with this kit. For one, it has taught my 12-year-old sister to solder and allowed her to find that she could solder to a very reasonable proficiency at such a young age and at her first try which I am sure she found amazing. Now, she discovered another skill she could use later which is very useful. My brother liked soldering it up too and assembling the product and I enjoyed using it as a teaching tool and we all enjoyed testing the final product. The whole assembly process in itself was a lot of fun. While we did it in one sitting, I would highly recommend doing half the assembly, taking a break, then doing the other half. The things I would recommend improving are having the volume buttons and frequency buttons arranged so left is lower volume and up is higher volume. I would recommend also having the volume settings persist even when power is removed. I would also recommend including a headphone jack to listen with headphones and get stereo sound as well as having an audio in jack to allow the radio to also be used as a portable boombox. Otherwise, the product is really cool and functioned as intended. The LEDs were an extra cool feature that is fun to watch as the radio plays too. Overall, I am giving this product a 4.5-star review because the volume and frequency buttons were “reversed” and there isn't any stereo output as it says as well as there not being AM channels or an audio in. Since Amazon doesn't allow 4.5-star ratings, I am rounding to the nearest whole number which is 5. Overall, I am very satisfied with this product and the teaching/learning opportunity it brought.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Didn’t Fully Function But Fun to Build
*by M***2 on July 2, 2025*

Building this radio was a fun and challenging project, but it didn’t fully function when completed, which is why I’m giving it 4 stars. I could get a radio station on it and make out what’s being said, but the main display showing the station information doesn’t work at all. It was difficult to install the display into the socket, and I could have easily damaged a pin in the process The instructions are excellent and easy to follow, but the board and components are very small, so I had to use a magnifying glass to solder them in place. Overall, it was a great experience, but I think it’s probably best for more experienced builders.

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