[access-uk] Re: Inexpensive DAB Radio

Or look at something similar from Tesco with a good sound for the same
price.  Think it was a Technika or something like that? 


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David Russell
Sent: 27 September 2008 17:50
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Subject: [access-uk] Inexpensive DAB Radio

Hi folks,

This is not strictly access technology, but is easier to use than many DAB
radios, and very inexpensive.  You will find it at your local Woolwirths.

It is a DAB and FM radio,and quite
easy to use, although I have not yet worked out the intricacies of retaining
stations in the memory.  It is not a pocket radio, but not that large
either, being approximately six inches by four inches by three.  It can run
off the mains or five AA batteries.  The sound is very reasonable for the
size and price, and it is generally quite easy to use.  the price is the
main selling point though at only £24.99.  It is Woolworths own make, but
appears to be fairly sturdy and I think a bargain for the price.  If you
want something fairly portable to say take out into the garden while you do
the digging, or lay in the sun with the Test Match, then you could do a good
deal worse than look at this quite impressive little radio.


David

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