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Eton FR250
$50.00
Released October, 2008
The Pros:Signal is clear and static-free on most stations. Sound quality is clear enough that you can understand everything being said. Minimal wind up before the radio works.
The Cons:Doesn't pick up some lower FM stations.
The Eton FR250 is considered a flexible and affordable radio for outdoor enthusiasts looking for something useful, but not too complex. It includes AM/FM/SW, crank power, a cell phone charger, flashlight, a flashing beacon, an emergency siren, and a headphone jack.
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The Eton FR250 also uses less power than its competitors, therefore allowing it 6-8 hours of usage on a full charge and 35 hours with a set of AA batteries. Furthermore, its varied functions and abilities allow a user to be prepared for any uncomfortable situation.
Features
- AM/FM and 7 Shortwave bands (16, 19, 22, 25, 31, 41, 49 meter)
- Incorporates a fine-tuning control knob
- Built-in 2 white LED light source and an alert flashlight
- Emergency siren
- Cell phone charger/input for cell phone adapter tips (included)
- All antennas built-in: telescopic antenna for FM and SW
- Can be powered from four different sources
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Pros & Cons
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signal is clear and static-free on most stations
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sound quality is clear enough that you can understand everything being said
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minimal wind up before the radio works
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will run for several minutes on just a few cranks
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reasonably compact design, easy to store away just in case
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can handle being dropped a few times without any damage
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fairly light weight, can be kept in your backpack without adding significantly to your load
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doesn't pick up some lower FM stations
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