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Sanjaya wrote:
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've got two of what looks to be the same radio except that it's analog, not digital--an earlier model? I got these for $20 each from a web discounter. I've got a couple of other solar/crank radios as well. I find them VERY handy-- one (AM/FM only) lives in my garage. I can listen to the radio while I'm working in the garage, on solar power, and don't have to plug in the radio or keep batteries in it. Where I live, we lose power fairly occasionally, and it IS a good idea to have plenty of batteries, but I really like having a couple of radios to hand that don't NEED batteries. (And I just ordered a solar charging panel for my 80AH and several 17AH gel-cells for my ham rigs. :-) "Be prepared" is good advice, IMO!) _______________________________________________ Ken Kuzenski AC4RD kuzen001 at acpub .duke .edu _______________________________________________ All disclaimers apply, see? www.duke.edu/~kuzen001 |
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