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CCRadio-SWP 3-Volt AC Adapter
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Our new CCRadio-SWPocket AM/FM/Shortwave Pocket Radio has exceptional AM reception
and audio quality for its small size. It's sensitive enough to outperform all
comparable radios in its class, and small enough to tuck in your briefcase or
purse.
You can quickly and easily retrieve up to 200 of your favorite AM/FM and Shortwave
stations in any order by simply turning the Tuning Knob — a smart feature
called "Memory Scan." And you won't lose your memories when you take
the batteries out.
The CCRadio-SWPocket also has a keyboard for direct access to any frequency. Features
alarm clock, direct key entry, stereo headphone jack, sleep timer, display light,
and carry pouch. FM 70.0-108.8, AM 522-1620, (9k) / 520-1710 (10k), SW1 2300-7500,
SW2 9200-22000. Runs 70 hours on 2 "AA" size batteries (not included).
Optional AC Adapter available. Weight: 6.5 oz. Size: 5" W x 3"
H x 1.2" D.
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Will the alarm work if I leave headphones plugged in?
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No, the alarm will not work if anything is plugged in the headphone socket.
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When I press and hold the M.SCAN button, will the CCRadio SWP scan only the presets I have entered?
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No, when you press and hold the M. Scan button the CCRadio SWP will bring up the entire preset station memory list. Once in the memory list, you have 3 ways to choose a station you have set into memory: 1. You can use the tuning dial to scroll through the preset numbers. 2. You can use the Up and Down tuning buttons to scroll through the preset numbers 3. You can direct-enter a preset station's number by pressing the FREQ button and then entering the 3-digit preset number.
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Why does FM 70.0 MHz come up on the preset numbers?
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FM 70.0 MHz is the default number on each preset. This number will appear on the display until a new frequency is programmed into that memory slot.
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Will resetting the radio wipe out all my presets?
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No, resetting the radio will not clear the memory presets; removing all power sources from the radio does not clear presets either.
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What are the possible sleep timer settings?
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You can set the sleep timer for 90, 85, 80, 75, 70, 65, 60, 55, 50, 45, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, or 5 minutes.
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If I accidentally activate the sleep timer setting, do I have to wait for the timer to go off before turning the radio back on?
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No, the last choice in the sleep timer selection is on. Select 'on' and the radio will continue to play continuously.
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
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| FM Band Frequency Coverage: |
70.0 ~ 108.0 MHz |
| AM Band (MW) Frequency Coverage (9 kHz step): |
522 ~ 1628 kHz |
| AM Band (MW) Frequency Coverage (10 kHz step): |
520 ~ 1710 kHz |
| SW1 Band Frequency Coverage: |
2300 ~ 7500 kHz |
| SW2 Band Frequency Coverage: |
9200 ~ 22000 kHz |
| FM S/N Sensitivity: |
> 10uV |
| AM S/N Sensitivity: |
> 1 mv/m |
| SW S/N Sensitivity: |
> 30 uV |
| AM Selectivity: |
> 25dB |
| Memories: |
200 |
| Batteries: |
2 (AA Size) or LR2 |
| DC in: |
3V 150mA, Tip negative, 3.5mm x 1.3mm |
| Speaker: |
25 ohm 0.5W |
| Earphone Socket: |
3.5mm 32 ohm |
| Dimensions: |
4.75" W x 3" H x 1.2" D |
| Warranty: |
1-Year Limited |
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