Is this a kit? Is there any soldering to do?
2073894
This is not a kit. There is no soldering. It should be mounted in some kind of container though.
2073895
Not a kit... no soldering. You can make an enclosure for it or the ready-made one. It's ready to use.
2073896
It's pretty much plug and play. The enclosure is nice, though. If you order it you would have to slide the board into it and screw it down. That's it.
2073897
No it is not a kit you have to plug in the crystal but that is the only thing. Then you need to plug in all the cables.
1699648
Yes. It is an unassembled kit. You also have to provide your own electronics, motor, etc.
1118205
It is a kit and it will need to put together and the parts soldered into place. It is pretty easy just pay attention when you put the mic's on they have to go on a certain way. There are one tab on the side of the case. I hope this will answer your question
1038279
My best answer for you is check YouTube, most likely there is an instructional video showing all parts and tools needed.
604014
you probably only need part 570-1062-ND from Digikey.comI followed a you tube video that walks you through it. you will need a soldering tool.
2035401
You can simply enough solder the connection together if you're confident with soldering. Else buy the LED strips with the four pin connectors on each end and connect the two strips together.
1427066
You have the option of using screws or adhesive. Kit comes with both included.
1658257
If you never soldered, I would not recommend doing that. The kit is relatively easy to solder, and it's doable, but most likely you will need to calibrate your hand on something simpler and the basic kits are inexpensive. As a beginner, the hardest (and funnier) part is to troubleshoot the kit and when I started assembling it, I had one bad solder at the first section. Have fun!
2251617
Yes, everything is included. I can't remember if the connector is attached or if it must be soldered
2129327
Not sure what you are asking. The board has five supporting components in addition to the chip itself, and yes, there is a POT soldered to the board. In addition, there is a 0.100 header included for the I/O. You can solder directly to the board, or solder in the header and connect to that. Hope that helps.
1447647
It is a universal kit, it will require welding, and possibly fabrication! Thank you
1839309
Haven't done much of a such for those parts but have seen the kits on Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/230549487649?lpid=82
2191573
The only help I can offer is to look on the inside of the label. You have to play detective and find the components on the board. We used to buy a lot if these to teach our engineers how to solder. Also...double check you're soldering as cold joints can cause thirds item not to function properly. There is am initial start up delay, and time requirement between cycles. They are cute, and work well if assembled correctly.
969569
I think all the batteries are basically the same. However, I would be prepared to do some soldering to get them connected.
2032704
no soldering, really easy to use! Compression fitting, you spin the nut down on it to hold the wire tight. :)
92319
Yes to both your questions. You have to assemble everything yourself, solder etc. However, the components are not very high quality... AND, you should make a faraday cage to prevent a loud annoying buzz. (easy to do, just google it)
2274554
It is difficult to say without a better understanding of your condition. The iron is not heavy, and my 10-year old daughter was able to assemble the kit. Placing the components on the board required bending small wires and installing them through holes in the board. Soldering requires a steady hand for a few seconds at a time. There are some tools available that may help hold some items in place if you run into trouble.