Portable AM FM SW Radio Shortwave Radio Transistor Battery Operated Radio by 3 D Cell Batteries Or AC Power with Excellent Reception,Good Sounds,Clear Display Panel,Large Knob,Earphone Jack
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Weighing one pound, the am fm radio you are looking at is available to you. I don't have to worry about it getting lost. It is only 4lb. Thank you.
It is possible to plug this sw radio into the wall and the power cord is included in the package as well. Here is my attempt at helping.
We could not tell you what size this portable AM/FM radio is because it is not stated on the product. Six and three. 4 times 4. I am 7 inches tall. Thank you.
Customer, this shortwave radio is equipped with a DSP chip and a long antenna that can have good reception on the AM, FM, and SSB bands. Thank you.
Selected User Reviews For Portable AM FM SW Radio Shortwave Radio Transistor Battery Operated Radio by 3 D Cell Batteries Or AC Power with Excellent Reception,Good Sounds,Clear Display Panel,Large Knob,Earphone Jack
It finally died after 25 years of service after I used it so much. This one combines AM/FM/Shortwave. It has a similar size to my other radio, but it also uses batteries and is powered by a cord. The sound quality is fantastic. If I choose to use headphones, I move it all over my room or outside on my balcony. This channel display has large, black numbers against a white background, which is ideal for an old person like me who finds it difficult to read.
The fact that it can be used as a plug-in and a battery option makes it useful in emergency situations, which is why I bought.
There is a diameter of 3 inches on the speaker. In fact, the radio is 5 inches in length as stated in the brochure included with it, not 5 inches as stated in the Amazon advertisement. In the first place, I bought this radio for the 5 inch speaker and I am extremely disappointed with it now. I would not have chosen that make if it had not been for the price. It's a shame you did that.
Everything is done very well by this radio station. The return trip, however, must go through. The antenna was separated from the.
My favorite thing about it is that it gets really loud! Instead of spending $300 on a new car radio, I got this for only $50! The software is good at its job.
The sound is incredible and the reception is perfect. You're doing a wonderful job.
A heads up I first reviewed this in a good mood when I was at the reception. Since I have had it for several days, I have noticed that when reception is weaker, it tends to crackle and pop. I didn't think it was as bad as other - I do not know who made the Sangean SR36, but when I place it next to a Sony ICF19 or ICF306, it is obvious that it makes more noise. Sometimes this radio needs an antenna position adjustment so that it will operate properly, but a Sony will work without the need to change the angle. There is no doubt that the ICF19 is one of the best DSPs have made their way into the ICF306, which is still a pure analog circuit. For those who think the comparison to the Sony is unfair, I also went back and compared it to the Horologe pocket radio (the nice silver one) which is also much better than the Sony. Although this might not be the best choice for a work radio, if you can get it on sale or as a special offer it still might be okay. I would give it a 3 out of 4, but it won't put up with 2 stars. Taking advantage of this deal on a major brand radio with handle and power cord, the Panasonic 2400d is a good buy. The review below is in its original form You can get a fairly good radio with this if you can't acquire a Sony or a The sound quality is the first thing I want to discuss. A generic radio isn't all that great at two things bass response and a harsh metallic ring. The speaker here offers strong bass response, and it has no harsh metallic ring. When you compare the two sounds, you will hear enough plastic in the sound to remind you of it There is a ton to like about a major brand if bass is your utmost priority. I would go for this one if clarity is not as important to me. As I write this, I am listening to ZZ Top, and despite the fact that this radio has slightly stronger bass, I got a more pronounced Billy Gibbons growl on the Sony ICF19.
It is possible to crank up the volume to a fairly high level without crackling.
A typical generic radio has a lot of tuning flutter caused by a noisy DSP. I wouldn't say it was the worst, but it wasn't In this case, moving along the band to hunt for stations is a pain because you can hear a constant stream of noise interrupting every 100Hz. Despite the fact that it is present in all analog DSP radios, better ones minimize it as much as possible. * But, as with most DSPs, there are also a lot of pros and cons Once you are tuned into a station, the reception is excellent on analog radios. In the meantime, it's inconvenient, but not a big deal if you plan on only setting it to one station and leaving This is a pretty good device physically. I like how solid it feels and how its surface is sufficiently textured so it doesn't seem Everything feels like it is in good working order. This tuning dial is really easy to use, and has a lot of functions that you will enjoy Wide open design can be seen. As a result of the band selector, LEDs corresponding to the band selected will be illuminated. I'm in love with There is also a separate power LED, but this is also redundant since the mode LEDs already give you an indication of power. The indicator light for tuning is not present, either. If they had omitted the redundant power LED and instead included a tuning indicator LED like on Sony, Panasonic, and Sangean models, I would have been pleased. I find it to be one of the better generic radios I've tested, but I prefer the Sony ICF19 when I want a longer-term solution For instance, I keep a radio on my desk at a low volume so I can listen over the long term.