Portable AM/FM Emergency Radio

Item No. 6M
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Emergency portable AM/FM radio. Use to Listen to emergency broadcasts following a disaster. Store this emergency radio in your glove compartment, bedside table, survival kit or briefcase.  
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BENEFITS & DESCRIPTION

When you find yourself in an emergency situation, information can be vital to survival. Knowing the type and extent of  an emergency enables a person to make informed decisions.

This emergency AM/FM radio can help you avoid walking into an even more dangerous area. It has excellent AM/FM radio reception for tuning into emergency broadcasts to get information about the nature and scope of the emergency.

This unit is perfect for all emergencies and all locations (including power blackouts, roadside emergency, etc.), making it a great addition to your emergency kit, bedside stand, or car.

Compact and portable, it is also ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, boating, etc.

FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

SKU:     6M
Brand:     ER™ Emergency Ready
Weight:     0.2 lbs.
Needs Supplied:     Emergency communication
Frequency/Reception:     FM 88-108 MHz; AM 525-1650 KHz
Dimensions:     
(1) radio: 2.5" x 1.25" x 4"
Case (200/Case): 13"x12"x17.5"
Power Source:  
2 "AA" size batteries (not included)
Disaster Usage:     earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados, tsunamis, winter storms, floods, power outages, roadside emergencies
Features and Functions:     
  • Perfect for emergencies or just listening to the radio for fun!
  • Light, compact with surprising sound.
Instructions:     After installing batteries, switch on/off switch to the on position, select AM or FM, then select the desired radio station.
Description
Emergency portable AM/FM radio. Use to Listen to emergency broadcasts following a disaster. Store this emergency radio in your glove compartment, bedside table, survival kit or briefcase.  
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