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Dear Mr. Brown,
The Sony ICF-SW7600GR receiver is not only a superb performer for a small portable, it is very ruggedly-built as well. I have five of them (the oldest dating to 2001) and two of the predecessor model, the ICF-SW7600G (purchased in 1998 and 2000). None has ever given less than perfect performance and I take at least one of them wherever and whenever I go on trips/vacations. You do not need an AC adapter at all. The radio is extremely easy on batteries. I recommend buying two sets of rechargeable NiMH batteries (each cell having at least 2000 mAh) and a suitable charger, preferably one with a DC adapter that can be used in a car. You'll never run out of power and I think you'll be extremely pleased with this radio. The only other option I would recommend, if you can find one, is the now sadly-discontinued (in the US) Sony AN-LP1 antenna which is a perfect match for this radio. Like the radio, the antenna is very well made and travels easily. There are probably other brands which are also well-made, but, owning seven of these (as well as two Sony ICF-SW35s) I can confidently state that Sony shortwave radios are made to a high standard. Best, Joe P.S. Avoid Sangean models. I have been disappointed with the construction quality of three of them. |
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