WHDTS 16-Sound Music Box DIY Kit Module w/USB Cable Learning Electronics Practice Soldering DIY Kits for Students Beginner

WHDTS 16-Sound Music Box DIY Kit Module w/USB Cable Learning Electronics Practice Soldering DIY Kits for Students Beginner

$ 15.99

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Based on 31 ratings

Customer service

7.15

Satisfaction

7.13

Giftable

7.31

Packaging

7.12

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Product Description

It is designed for you to install yourself the DIY Kits on a 16-Sound Music Box. The USB cable makes it convenient to power it up in order to use it. There is no limitation in terms of professional qualifications, every craftsman can use DIY fur to make their own custom "products" that express their own style.

I've arbitrary produced 16 kinds of analog sounds that I find interesting. A manual code and an external code are both used to control the system.

This device can be utilized with toys and can produce 16 different sounds in various combinations, making it a very interesting toy It would also make a very good doorbell, alarm clock, and alarm, as well as other uses.

A product that allows the user to assemble it themselves. You can open your mind and imagination, and you can also train children and students with it. On this point, it is of great value.

As shown in the above picture, the operating principle of the machine is explained, and we provide you with an electronic manual as well. Unlike other products, this one is much easier to put together, making it great for children, beginners and hobbyists. WHDTS has been engaged in wholesale and retail activities concerning Electronics Related Products for many years. Let us talk about wholesale business in this letter. If the amount is bigger, the price will be more favorable.

Selected User Reviews For WHDTS 16-Sound Music Box DIY Kit Module w/USB Cable Learning Electronics Practice Soldering DIY Kits for Students Beginner

This didn't work for me

3/5

You can find the USB version here. The reviews I read on Amazon are helpful. It took me a while to download the instructions on The instructions instructed me to print everything out, to label the included parts, and to assemble everything in order. Despite this kit being my first, I have used other kits in the past. We couldn't get it to After I was dumbfounded, I went over it once more to make sure everything was correct Putting the solder points on. Hopefully, I have cleaned up any While I put my heart and soul into this silly device, I was unable to get it to operate via the USB power included in it. When I get an AA battery holder, I'll try to power the device with it- I'll update the review if that works. It was good practice to build, but disappointing to not see results from it. I hope I'll see results soon, but if not, this is a wasted effort.

Jonathan Nelson

| Nov 17, 2020

Soldering can be a lot of fun when you learn how

4/5

A small electronics kit of this quality is a good deal for the price This is the "Wow!" moment! It didn't provide as much entertainment as I expected, but it did provide a few moments of amusement. We had no problems soldering the components together and the process did not take long at all. This board is very sturdy and the components are top notch. If you are in the market for a fun little project that doesn't require a lot of money, then I.

Kylee Irwin

| Nov 18, 2020

I would not recommend it as a In its current form, the product is called "Learning Electronics Practice Soldering Kit"

3/5

The instructions came along with it, however, were a bit confusing. Nevertheless, there was a QR code that led to a more detailed PDF that had pictures and additional instructions. As always, the instructions were as follows In Step 1, you need to identify your goal. Resistors need to be installed. The second step is to the diodes and the rest. Putting it together was just a matter of going by the pictures. In some cases, I had to make some educated guesses as to how parts would look. As a result, I was surprised when I finally got it to work. The instructions are not exactly what you would expect. If you want to practice some soldering, you are welcome to use it.