Does that mean that Nina would want to assemble a kit as wellThat would be
three kits so far.I can pre order them and we can do them at the next meeting
--which I assume will be late April.
On Thursday, March 28, 2024 at 03:34:44 AM EDT, Frankie Ventura
<frank@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I agree with Jerry.
From: marc-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <marc-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>On Behalf Of
jerry.berrier@xxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2024 9:01 AM
To: marc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [marc] Re: Build A Radio From A Kit Soldering Or No Soldering
Bob and all,
I’m definitely interested, I would strongly prefer the no-soldering one.
From: marc-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <marc-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>On Behalf Of bob
drukman ("bobdruk")
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2024 8:17 AM
To: marc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [marc] Build A Radio From A Kit Soldering Or No Soldering
Hello to all,
At our last meeting Jerry, W3BPP, expressed an interest to complete
the soldering classes that we had done before Covid.
We had talked about a project that would include building a radio from a kit.
I did some searching primarily, on Amazon,and they have a number of DIY radio
kits listed on their site.
Two that I was particularly interested were - one that was assembly only with a
small wooden case
The board comes completely done and all the user needs to do is plug the board
in and assemble the case. This is FM broadcast only
The price is $19.99 plus tax
The second is a small board with about 20 components that need to be mounted
and soldered.
There is no case with this radio and it is also FM broadcast only.
It is $7.99 plus tax and there is also an offering of two radios for $10.99
plus tax and they do offer a discount for multiple orders.
Let me or Frank know if you have any interest in doing this project and your
preference for soldering or no soldering.
Thanks,
Bob
WA1UIY
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