Found 75 result(s) for Eton

Eton is a company known for making portable radios, emergency weather radios, and even some hand-crank charging radios. Leave it to them to come up with a solar-powered speaker system. The Rukus compact system features a solar panel on one side. The...

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by MisterTickle TRUSTWORTHY This is an emergency radio equipped with a flash light and small electronics charger. I got this because it stands out to me compared to the other brands out on the market. I haven't found one that offers both solar and hand...

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I purchased one of these radios only to have my fears confirmed. It looks and feels cheap, flimsy speaker grill etc. Its worst problem was that it only sounded on frequency when tuned 1kHz below the carrier, for example radio 4 on 198 kHz only sounded...

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Overall a great product. It charges an iPhone quickly. I listen to it all the time.... By the pool, At the beach, By the grill, On the deck, In the garage,

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Eton FR300 reviewed by ConsumerSearch, which notes pros and cons, along with reviews and ratings for the Eton FR300 and comparisons to other Weather Radios

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World Receiver

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I purchased one of these a few months ago for daily use in the kitchen. It was so satisfactory that I have just purchased another for use in a vacation home. While it is sold as an emergency radio, its best use is as a daily use radio for which you...

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I bought this radio to listen to SW and ham broadcasts. This little radio is very sensitive. More so than other radios like it. The attenuator is there for a reason, I had to learn to use it. I appreciate the fact that the fine tuning control is NOT...

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I have to admit: I bought this radio because of the cell phone charging feature. I've been wanting an emergency radio suitable enough for my earthquake kit and this particular radio was a fine match. But, I reached a sad disappointment once I found out...

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You just know Ray Mears has one of these awesome multi-purpose rugged radios in his knapsack. Although he probably whittled his from a coconut shell with a penguin’s beak. Eton FR350 is tagged with Eton and radio. Select a tag (Eton, for example) to...

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This device, however, is well worth the money, and it is quite stylish for an iPod dock.

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The crank-driven Eton FR160 radio can be a life saver in an emergency when power is out and batteries are either dead or nowhere to be found. Features are slim, but include the ability to receive both regular AM and FM broadcasts as well as...

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I live in the piedmont region of North Carolina. In exchange for our usually mild winters, we have hot, humid summers that are ripe for thunderstorms and even tornados. (We've already had tornados in the area this year, and it's not even summer yet.)...

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I'm a 71 year old woman, and I found it very easy to crank to get a bright light. I'm not sure how useful it will be as a radio, but I was primarily looking for a durable safety flashlight for the car that would not need batteries, so I'm pleased with it.

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This Radio still works great and is good to have for emergencies The AM reception works great and is sensitive and the FM reception works good as well. The shortwave reception is good, but does not cover most of the lower frequencies such as the 60 to...

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