- Wind-up, battery or AC adaptor power
- MW/FM wavebands
- Wind up for 1 minute - play for 30 minutes
- Built in lamp
- Water resistant
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Go green with the Wanderer, this compact, hand-held, two band FM/MW portable radio has multi-power options. Simply winding it up for 1 minute will give you 30 minutes listening time or you can use batteries or the AC adaptor. The Wanderer has a built-in lamp, an emergency buzzer and is also water resistant perfect for your camping holidays or outdoor expeditions!
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Go green with the Wanderer, this compact, hand-held, two band FM\/MW portable radio has multi-power options. Simply winding it up for 1 minute will give you 30 minutes listening time or you can use batteries or the AC adaptor. The Wanderer has a built-in lamp, an emergency buzzer and is also water resistant perfect for your camping holidays or outdoor expeditions! Wind-up, battery or AC adaptor power MW\/FM wavebands Wind for 1 minute - play for 30 minutes Built in lamp Emergency buzzer Charging and tuning indicators Water resistant Telescopic aerial Rotary tuning \/ volume controls DC input socket Headphone socket Batteries 2 x LR6 (AA size) (not included) Size (mm) 166(w) x 87(h) x 53(d) Weight 353g
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
I work outside daily, stonewalling, brickwork etc & having tested to destruction many portable radios over the years I can honestly say this is the best little radio I have ever had.
First off ignore the daft little light? the strange personal alarm button? & the winder (it works but not for long & only if you are desperate ie working in the hills with no batteries) just pop in 2 good quality AA batteries & they seem to last for ever,
This little radio has been left out in all weathers, fallen of walls, vans & scaffold, dropped in a bucket of water (honest), lost its battery cover, lost its tuning knob, lost its volume knob (both broke off in various falls) & generally abused over the last few years but its still going strong & I have tried replacing it with various modern radios but keep going back to this one bacause of the battery life & the clarity of the speaker.
I now have gaffer tape over the batteries & tune it with the end of a nail, adjust the volume by putting a cloth over the speaker & switch it of by switching it from battery to dynamo,
I have tried DAB but battery life is to short & other small portables but I cant find anything as good as this,
its a bit expensive to start with but if you look after it a bit better than mine it should last forever!
First off ignore the daft little light? the strange personal alarm button? & the winder (it works but not for long & only if you are desperate ie working in the hills with no batteries) just pop in 2 good quality AA batteries & they seem to last for ever,
This little radio has been left out in all weathers, fallen of walls, vans & scaffold, dropped in a bucket of water (honest), lost its battery cover, lost its tuning knob, lost its volume knob (both broke off in various falls) & generally abused over the last few years but its still going strong & I have tried replacing it with various modern radios but keep going back to this one bacause of the battery life & the clarity of the speaker.
I now have gaffer tape over the batteries & tune it with the end of a nail, adjust the volume by putting a cloth over the speaker & switch it of by switching it from battery to dynamo,
I have tried DAB but battery life is to short & other small portables but I cant find anything as good as this,
its a bit expensive to start with but if you look after it a bit better than mine it should last forever!
Listmania!
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