grundig fr300 emergency radio
March 8th, 2010 / Author: admin|
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Eton FR300 Emergency Crank Radio Metallic Red $45.00 With a dependable hand-crank power generator that powers the unit’sAM/FM/Weather radio, built-in LED flashlight, cell phone charger and emergency siren, the lightweight and portable Etón FR300 is an excellent and economical choice for anyone in the market for a radio that can be relied on in emergencies or in environments where there are limited power sources. FR250 FR300 FR400 … |
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American Red Cross FR350 Emergency Radio, White $42.99 Stay safe during a natural disaster – keep this self-powered, water-resistant radio by your side. Get the latest news updates on the AM, FM and shortwave bands. Keep your cell phone charged and ready with the built-in phone charger. Use the siren and flashlight to alert aid workers to your location. Be safe. Be Red Cross ready. You’ll be prepared for any emergency…. |
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American Red Cross FR250 Emergency Radio $37.99 Prepare now to minimize the impact of emergencies later. eton American Red Cross Dynamo Radio is an essential part of the plan! AM / FM / shortwave radio, flashlight and cell phone charger powered by battery, AC adapter or hand crank when you’re REALLY in a pinch. Officially licensed product of the American Red Cross. And if anybody knows a thing or two about emergency preparation, it’s them. Prep… |
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Grundig® FR300 Emergency AM / FM / VHF Radio Grundig Emergency AM / FM / VHF Band Radio. BIG SAVINGS! Portable pal requires NO batteries and provides radio, light and cell phone power when you need it most. Ninety quick turns of the hand crank generate up to an hour’s worth of listening. Tune in clear AM / FM reception and TV1 and TV2 (VHF channels 2-13) for up-to-the-minute news and weather, music and sports, or listen in to your favorite T… |
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Grundig® FR300 Emergency AM / FM / VHF Radio Grundig Emergency AM / FM / VHF Band Radio. BIG SAVINGS! Dynamo power! Portable pal requires NO batteries and provides radio, light and cell phone power when you need it most. Ninety quick turns of the hand crank generate up to an hour’s worth of listening. Tune in clear AM / FM reception and TV1 and TV2 (VHF channels 2-13) for up-to-the-minute news and weather, music and sports, or listen in to y… |