Specifications:
This product features a wide range of FM, MW (expandable to LW), and SW frequencies adjustable with precision steps, allowing you to tune to different radio standards worldwide. The different FM ranges cater to Japan, Germany, Russia, and more. MW ranges vary for Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America, while LW is also covered.
The noise-limited sensitivity is great: for Frequency Modulation (FM) and AM (MW) through built-in and external antennas, Longwave (LW), and Shortwave (SW).
The radio has an output power of 350 mW and a storage memory count of 450 for FM, MW, and SW frequencies. It is powered by 3 R6 (V) batteries or rechargeable batteries and has an external power interface compatible with USB specification / DC 5V 300mA.
Features:
This radio can receive FM stereo, mediumwave (expandable to longwave), and shortwave radio programs. FM Receiving frequency ranges can be set to accommodate standards in Japan, Europe, and the United States.
The product is equipped with an external antenna jack to increase receiver sensitivity, a multi-function digital adjustment knob for time setting and frequency adjustment, and five different selection modes, including a special Easy Tuning Mode (ETM).
It is capable of manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic (ATS) storage of up to 450 radio frequencies. The multi-function display provides details of radio frequency, electric field strength, signal-to-noise ratio, temperature, battery capacity, etc.
Notably, it uses special high-sensitivity film speakers for an amazing sound quality. This radio can be set to automatically start playing a preset radio program and also has an automatic shutdown feature.
The product can use three R6 (V) batteries and has an option for nickel-metal hydride batteries with an intelligent charging function (USB jack). It comes with a protective sleeve, an external high sensitivity antenna, and stereo headphones.
Package Includes:
1 x PL-360 Radio
1 x AM Antenna
1 x FM/SW Antenna
1 x User Manual.
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