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"Dentistguy" wrote...
I'd like to hear opinions on any of the "emergency" short wave radios available that have alternative energy sources, such as hand-cranking for extended power outages. I've seen Grundig FR 200, Kaito KA 008. Any suggestions? Thanks. I've been reading all the great replies to this post, and know I want to buy an "emergency" radio too. The Kaito KA008 looks pretty good to me, but does anyone own one and care to give an evaluation. http://www.kaitousa.com/KA007D.htm I'm also reminded of a post I made many months ago... asking about a blurb I saw in the 2003 Passport. On page 104 of the 2003 issue, at the bottom of the "Coming Up" box, it says "Emergencies? Look for the forthcoming appearance of a new digitally tuned windup/solar powered travel portable, reportedly engineered for serious performance." As far as I know, no one knew what that referred to when I posted the question... so I ask again... anyone know what radio they're referring too? None of the "emergency" radios I've seen seem like they are serious performers. |
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