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Old August 25th 03, 01:57 AM
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Default tiny cheap radios & LED flashlights..

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Since this info would have come in handy say, in July, I've pulled it together
from rec.radio.shortwave posts & searches on the Internet.
It May be useful to someone outside this group.

Dan

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Below are Links to a bunch of tiny cheap radios; good for emergencies..
Good for your office desk or your Bunker or whatever...

All which pick up AM/ FM and some receive Shortwave

Shortwave is useful because when the power fails
- and everything is dark / off / not working.

you can pick up BBC from Antigua ( 5975) among others

Not recommending any except where noted.

Pass around if you think it's useful..


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http://store.yahoo.com/kb-electronics/jx-m14.html
- JwinJX -m14
$10.95 & 7 sh ( Digital readout. Very good reviews)

http://www.ccrane.com/pocket_radios.asp
Variety / all small. I've Bought stuff from them

..http://www.drleonards.com/detail.cfm?EDP=10314615
Bell & Howell 9 band AM/FM SWR.
$9.99 + ~7$ S & H
( tiny with an analogue dial; very long battery life;
I bought this & gave it to a freind..)

http://www.ccrane.com/sangean_dt110.asp
sangean dt110 AM /FM Digital with memories
$49.95 ( I have this one; uses headphones)

http://www.ccrane.com/pocket_radios.asp
Variety / all small


- - - - Not so cheap but small - - - -

http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...able/3319.html

A minaturized table top radio. Small. Easy to operate.
Double reduction ( For Clearer signal )
50 + memories Lots of features. Comes with a small 60 page manual.
AM/FM/SW/LW
This is a great little radio.


- - - - LED Flashlights - - - -

Think Suddenly Totally dark stairs, Tiny print Menus in restaurants etc .

http://www.theledlight.com/inova.html
Lots of stuff here..

http://www.ccrane.com/light_index.asp
& more LED lights at c crane

http://www.flashlights.com
Nice intro page






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Old August 31st 03, 06:36 AM
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All:

Since this info would have come in handy say, in July, I've pulled it

together
from rec.radio.shortwave posts & searches on the Internet.
It May be useful to someone outside this group.

Dan

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~

Below are Links to a bunch of tiny cheap radios; good for emergencies..
Good for your office desk or your Bunker or whatever...

All which pick up AM/ FM and some receive Shortwave

Shortwave is useful because when the power fails
- and everything is dark / off / not working.

you can pick up BBC from Antigua ( 5975) among others

Not recommending any except where noted.

Pass around if you think it's useful..


**********rest of great post snipped**************

That was cool of you Dan to do that, I know it will come in handy for
someone. I saved your post to my 'favorites' for future reference, thanks.
:-)

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