Greeting Card Module, 60-second DIY Voice Greeting Card Module Music Sound Voice Recording Player Chip Module for Greeting Card.

• Sound recording module: with the recording time of up to 60 seconds, you can record music or what you want to say, which is very convenient. You can resume your message as many times as you like.
• Voice recording player chip: 3 AAA batteries for a permanent power supply, you don't have to worry about the power failure. 10 cm cable extension version for your convenience. Control the voice movement with the button induction.
• With speaker: 8Ω, 0.5 W, optimal sound and sufficient volume, no noise or crackling and not too quiet. Triggers the button to play music.
• 【DIY Accessories】: This is an ideal module that allows you to express your feelings to friends, lovers and family members to create creative gifts such as DIY Christmas cards, jewellery boxes, crafts, children's toys and so on.
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Specification: Recording time: 60 seconds. Playback mode: Loop playback Horn diameter 40 mm, thickness 5 mm, length of button length 10 cm. Working Voltage: 3.0V-4.5V Board size: 31 x 21 mm. The button and speaker cable length: 10 cm. AAA battery box with 3 sections, length: 15 cm. Power supply mode: 3 x AAA battery operated (not included). Steps: First press the record button and release the recording button when you hear a prompt sound. Then you can talk to the microphone at a distance of 5-10 cm to start it. Press the record button again and release it when you hear a prompt sound indicating that it is complete. Then press the play button again to play the currently recorded sound, and press the play button again during playback to stop the sound playback. Package list: 1 x voice greeting card module. Note: 1. Please note that the battery is not included. 2. You can record repeatedly. Each overwrites the last .