KirisunPT2208S / PT3208S VHF/UHF
Small Size; Only 115mm (H) x 55mm (W) x 32mm (D) fits comfortably in the hand.
Rugged Construction; Metal Chassis and Polycarbonate case to withstand the rigours of everyday use.
16 Channels; Pre-programmable ( by Dealer) 15 Channels + 1 Scanning channel.
5W/1W RF Output (VHF), 4.5W/1W RF Output (UHF), with a range of Antennas for improved convenience and performance.
Side mounted Accessory Connector; Allows a wide range of Microphones/Headsets to be used.
Low Battery Indicator.
High Capacity Battery; 1300mAh NiMH battery as standard gives many hours of continuous use.
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High-fidelity audio to go.
The SongBook® AM/FM alarm clock travel radio makes it easy to bring high-fidelity sound with you, wherever you go. “Ideal for both beach and beach house, this warm-sounding, rubber-cased, splash-proof hybrid functions as an alarm clock, AM/FM radio, and iPod speaker. Plug in the book-size device at night, and by morning its six rechargeable AAs will have enough juice to run all day.” (Men’s Journal)
The SongBook radio easily fits in a briefcase. The user-friendly panel offers five station preset buttons, a backlit LCD, and digital alarm and sleep functions. It can run on either an external power supply or six AA batteries; it even recharges NiMH/NiCAD rechargeable batteries* while plugged in. The SongBook radio’s weather-resistant, rubberized coating* comes in a wide range of colors. But, like all Tivoli Audio® products, the operative word is audio. “The SongBook is one amazing portable clock radio. As a matter of fact, it’s an amazing radio period. I’ve even plugged it into my home hi-fi system and used it as an FM tuner. It sounds that good.” (MSNBC)
As with all Tivoli Audio products, the SongBook AM/FM Travel Radio is compatible with iPod and other players. Take the music with you, wherever you go.
An external FM antenna and external AC power supply are included. One year warranty. Offered in your choice of seven colors.
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The Slacker Portable Internet Radio is an MP3 player with free ad-supported or paid music service is a brilliant concept, but buggy hardware marred the experience. Watch this video to learn out more about the device and about senior editor Tim Moynihan’s surprising taste in music.
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The Slacker Portable is the revolutionary way to take your Slacker Radio stations with you wherever you go. Built-in Wi-Fi automatically refreshes your personalized Slacker stations and the music plays whether you are connected or not. You also can play your personal music collection and custom playlists. Plus, the large 4 screen displays album art, artist information, and album reviews in vivid color. The Slacker Portable also features a convenient scroll wheel, simple buttons and a touch strip.
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Here’s the other personal portable that Marconiphone brought out, the Model 20B.
This one plays AM and LW stations.
Bandswitch is a little flaky, could use a cleaning.
Got this in a trade with Bob Thompson. He has the website roberts-radios.co.uk, and it has reproduction battery covers available for collectors.
Uses a B114 combination battery pack.
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An anachronism.
This radio is designed on 1940s standards–using a lid for a loop antenna. All other radios of the same time were using ferrite rod antennas and were shaped like small lunchboxes.
I suspect this radio was based on some of Emerson’s designs, given the chassis layout.
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Video we made for the HallandOates.com music video contest.
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Here’s another one.
Picked this up from eBay around 1998. The seller said it was a kit radio.
When I got the set, I was surprised to find it was a homebrew. This guy cut his own chassis and cabinet.
The layout is identical to an article in Radio-TV Experimenter entitled “Six Transistor Portable Superheterodyne,” by T.A. Blanchard.
According to the signature on the chassis it was built by a J.W. Rundt in January 1961.
The builder probably purchased his parts from a company called Arkay–they had a complete kit available, but he forged ahead and scratchbuilt his set.
Used a 226 cylindrical 9 volt battery. It has since been adapted to a standard 216.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t play. Probably needs its lytics replaced.
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Replacing Selenium Rectifiers in Tube Portable Radios
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