Ruth's sister Wireless Microphone FM Kit 20-30 m 1.5 V
A DIY wireless FM microphone kit transmitting voice up to 30 metres on a single 1.5 V AA battery
- Wireless karaoke at home with 20 to 30 m range
- 5 V AA power keeps consumption low
- Bi-directional pickup captures sound from two sides
- DIY electronics kit for hands-on learning
- Handheld design suits stage or classroom use
Wireless FM microphone kit
This wireless FM microphone kit is intended for hobbyists, students and educators who want a simple hands-on radio project. It transmits voice over FM so a nearby receiver can pick up the signal for karaoke, classroom amplification or experimental learning. The kit arrives as electronic components for self-assembly.
Handheld bi-directional transmitter
The handheld microphone uses a bi-directional figure-8 polar pattern and runs on a single 1.5 V AA battery, which is not included. Its wireless design means no cables to a mixer or amplifier, so users can move freely within the 20 to 30 metre effective range while speaking or singing. Assembly requires basic soldering tools and electronics knowledge.
DIY upgrade from wired microphone
This kit replaces a tethered handheld microphone when the user wants wireless freedom without a professional UHF system. The jump is worth it for classroom demonstrations, home karaoke practice or radio hobby projects where a 20 to 30 metre FM link is sufficient and the builder is comfortable constructing the circuit from discrete parts.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What wireless standard does the FM kit use and what is its practical range?
The kit transmits on FM radio frequencies with an effective range of 20 to 30 metres.
What physical items are needed to mount or power the microphone?
It requires one AA battery for 1.5 V operation and a handheld body; no mount is included.
How is the kit assembled and what step is often missed?
Solder the electrical components onto the board, insert the AA battery, then tune an FM receiver to the kit's frequency to hear audio.
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