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There is a virtually unlimited variety of radios available for AM, FM and SW reception. In addition, hand held scanners are available which will scan virtually all available civil and military channels except the cell phone frequencies. The best information, of course, will come from sources outside our country, and that means listening to shortwave broadcasts at night. Knowing which frequencies to listen for on shortwave gets complicated, so a shortwave frequency guide is a big help. For local scanning with a hand held scanner, check the scanner frequency guide for helpful information.

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I have 3 radios that are AM, FM, SW, NOAA.

They can be charged by solar, AA batteries, AC, DC, or hand crank. One of these radios I use daily in the garage. I have it sitting on the window seal and it keeps charged by the sun.

You can get one of these for about $50.00 and it's well worth it.

rick1 wrote:I have 3 radios that are AM, FM, SW, NOAA.

They can be charged by solar, AA batteries, AC, DC, or hand crank. One of these radios I use daily in the garage. I have it sitting on the window seal and it keeps charged by the sun.

You can get one of these for about $50.00 and it's well worth it.

Can you tell us what make and model they are?
(Without going to your bug out location or breaking into your Faraday container, of course.)

If you use them, from time to time, it would be nice to know how well they perform.

TRex2 wrote:

rick1 wrote:I have 3 radios that are AM, FM, SW, NOAA.

They can be charged by solar, AA batteries, AC, DC, or hand crank. One of these radios I use daily in the garage. I have it sitting on the window seal and it keeps charged by the sun.

You can get one of these for about $50.00 and it's well worth it.

Can you tell us what make and model they are?
(Without going to your bug out location or breaking into your Faraday container, of course.)

If you use them, from time to time, it would be nice to know how well they perform.  

Hey TRex2, glad you took my advice and joined up. The radios I have are Kaito Voyager, model K500L, the one I use daily in the garage is about 4 years old and works like it was bought yesterday.  I'm not sure where I bought them, but I think it was either from e-bay or through wal-mart.

The radios I have are Kaito Voyager, model K500L,

Thanks, that will give me a good starting point.

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