Electronic PCB Dice with 5mm LEDs, 2x 1.5V Batteries | Learn to Solder DIY Circuit Kit | Ideal for Home or School Projects

Electronic PCB Dice with 5mm LEDs – Perfect DIY Soldering Project for Beginners:Engage in the exciting world of electronics with our Electronic PCB Dice! This DIY soldering project is perfect for beginners, schools, group activities, or home projects.Learn to Solder: This kit provides a fun and educational way to learn soldering. It’s an ideal project for teaching students or anyone new to electronics the basics of component placement, schematic symbols, and soldering techniques.Includes all through-hole components:7x LEDs 5mm 16x Resistors 5x Transistors 3x Capacitors 2x IC sockets 16x Headers (male/ female) 1x Power switch 1x Push button 2x Battery holders (LR44/AG13) include batteries. High-quality two-layer FR-4 PCB board in multiple colors PCB size: 40mm x 40mm PCB Thickness: 1.6mm  Comes with printed instructions in English.This is a fantastic project suitable for school, home, or group activities.The picture depicts the actual item you will receive.Note: This kit is not assembled. You will need soldering tools to complete the project, including a soldering iron, solder, and basic soldering accessories. If you’re new to soldering, we recommend using a temperature-controlled soldering iron for the best results. Alternatively, you can purchase the fully assembled kit if you prefer.Hands-On Learning: This kit offers a practical and engaging way to learn the fundamentals of electronics and soldering.Ideal for Beginners: Designed with beginners in mind, the straightforward design and clear instructions make it easy to assemble. Encourages creative thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on experimentation. We are located in the USA and will ship out from California.Please feel free to ask if you have any questions. Useful links:What is soldering13 common PCB soldering problems to avoidVisit our other fun DIY soldering projectsSample video of the finished Electronic PCB Dice with LEDs