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Jim Blair
June 19, 2026 at 7:34 pmPost count: 0I have purchased and used, quite successfully, your “Portable Bluetooth Receive Module AS1711BT DC 5-12V”. Unfortunately, in refurbishing and installing Bluetooth into vintage tube radios, most of the possible Bluetooth Module chassis installations are not located where the module blue LED can be seen easily or ever. I have had to remove your module LED (at great board damage peril) and connect an my own LED with lanyard to provide back of radio visibility.
My suggestion is to provide LED drive PCB pads for wire attachment and disclose the value of the module LED pull-up resistor as well as the Bluetooth chip safe drive capability. Also, as can be gleaned from your module instruction pamphlet, great care must be given to the +/-12V power input terminals. Well, on half of the boards I’ve installed, one or both of the connectors has broken. Please, provide a much more reliable alternative connector or just provide large solder pads.
All-in-all, your module is well designed and the audio fidelity nothing short of excellent!
My sincere thanks, I hope to see these recommended changes soon,
Jim
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August 28, 2026 at 9:16 pmPost count: 0<p class=”ds-markdown-paragraph”><span class=””>This thread provides feedback on the AS1711BT Bluetooth module, praising its audio quality but suggesting improvements: adding LED drive pads for external visibility, disclosing resistor values, and providing more robust power connectors. It’s practical advice for hobbyists working with vintage radios. For a different type of hobby, you could check out chickenroad</span></p>
<p class=”ds-markdown-paragraph”><span class=””>The original feedback is genuinely useful: LED visibility is a real problem when fitting a module inside a vintage radio, and the power connector breaking is a known weak point. Solder pads for an external LED and a sturdier terminal would fix both. The later replies are spam, so the value is in the first post. More at </span></p>
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<p class=”ds-markdown-paragraph”><span class=””>A genuinely useful piece of feedback. The LED visibility problem is real when fitting a module inside a vintage radio, and the power connector breaking on half the boards is a design fault worth fixing. Solder pads for an external LED and a sturdier terminal would solve both. The later replies are spam, so the value sits in the first post. More at </span></p><table>
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