
KAITO KA600-GREEN Voyager Pro' Digital Solar & Crank Power Rechargeable Radio
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52% under what the other stores charge
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The Kaito KA600 Voyager Pro is a multi-band emergency radio covering AM, FM, LW, SW and NOAA weather channels, with RDS text on FM and automatic weather-alert activation. It charges four ways: a built-in Ni-MH battery fed by the solar panel, hand crank or USB, plus three AA batteries as a backup. It adds a flashlight, a reading lamp and a phone charger port. It suits preppers, campers and households that want one radio that works when the grid does not. Against simpler crank radios it offers far more bands and alerting; against premium models it lacks a hand-crank feel and adapter in the box.
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Lowest price we've seen: $42.99 on Nov 12 at kaito.us. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 12.
The Kaito Voyager Pro KA600 is a digital radio for everyday listening and emergency preparedness. It receives AM, FM, longwave and shortwave bands, plus NOAA weather channels. It also has a flashlight, a reading lamp and a smartphone charger.
In Alert mode, the radio turns on automatically when the NOAA National Weather Radio network sends a hazardous weather or public safety warning. On FM, RDS shows information such as the time, station identification and program information.
It can be powered by three AA batteries, a built-in rechargeable Ni-MH battery, hand cranking or a flip-up solar panel. The built-in battery can be charged with an AC adapter, by hand cranking or from a computer. The solar panel adjusts through 180 degrees and powers the radio even with no battery installed.












