2nd kit assembled in 2 days. This is my first ever dive into the SMD assembly world, so I was working with handicaps; Wrong soldering iron, no solder wick, and eyesight only a blind man could love. With that in mind, please pardon the rosin deposits on the board. Working with a 40 year old 30 watt iron with a standard width chisel tip was a challenge. The layout on the board is good. Logical, and convenient, easy to get to the solder points. One tip, to provide the 2mm between the board and the bottom of the crystal can I used 2 bits of the strip the resistors came in, one on top of the other. Worked like a charm. Just don't forget to take it out when you're done. My display cam with bent pins and a broken corner post, so I had some fun soldering it in evenly. It would be VERY nice if Banggood would supply instructions for setting the clock and the various flashy options. I found none. Anywhere. I took a point away from Value For Price because of having to decipher chenglish to figure out what went whe3re, and for dealing with bent pins and a broken display. New to SMD? Pass this one by and make sure you have the correct tools if decide to dive in. Construction time for me was 3 .5 hours.

2nd kit assembled in 2 days. This is my first ever dive into the SMD assembly world, so I was working with handicaps; Wrong soldering iron, no solder wick, and eyesight only a blind man could love. With that in mind, please pardon the rosin deposits on the board. Working with a 40 year old 30 watt iron with a standard width chisel tip was a challenge. The layout on the board is good. Logical, and convenient, easy to get to the solder points. One tip, to provide the 2mm between the board and the bottom of the crystal can I used 2 bits of the strip the resistors came in, one on top of the other. Worked like a charm. Just don't forget to take it out when you're done. My display cam with bent pins and a broken corner post, so I had some fun soldering it in evenly. It would be VERY nice if Banggood would supply instructions for setting the clock and the various flashy options. I found none. Anywhere. I took a point away from Value For Price because of having to decipher chenglish to figure out what went whe3re, and for dealing with bent pins and a broken display. New to SMD? Pass this one by and make sure you have the correct tools if decide to dive in. Construction time for me was 3 .5 hours.

2nd kit assembled in 2 days. This is my first ever dive into the SMD assembly world, so I was working with handicaps; Wrong soldering iron, no solder wick, and eyesight only a blind man could love. With that in mind, please pardon the rosin deposits on the board. Working with a 40 year old 30 watt iron with a standard width chisel tip was a challenge. The layout on the board is good. Logical, and convenient, easy to get to the solder points. One tip, to provide the 2mm between the board and the bottom of the crystal can I used 2 bits of the strip the resistors came in, one on top of the other. Worked like a charm. Just don't forget to take it out when you're done. My display cam with bent pins and a broken corner post, so I had some fun soldering it in evenly. It would be VERY nice if Banggood would supply instructions for setting the clock and the various flashy options. I found none. Anywhere. I took a point away from Value For Price because of having to decipher chenglish to figure out what went whe3re, and for dealing with bent pins and a broken display. New to SMD? Pass this one by and make sure you have the correct tools if decide to dive in. Construction time for me was 3 .5 hours.

My last Project, watch with voltage indicator

My last Project, watch with voltage indicator

My last Project, watch with voltage indicator