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The Kaito Voyager Pro KA600 is a portable multiband emergency radio covering AM, FM, longwave, shortwave and seven pre-programmed NOAA weather channels. It can run on an AC adapter, three AA batteries, a built-in rechargeable Ni-MH pack, a hand crank or a flip-up solar panel, and it adds a flashlight, a reading lamp, a phone charger and RDS with real-time weather alert. It suits campers, preppers and bedside listeners who want one radio that works when the grid does not. Against simpler crank radios it offers far more bands and power options, but it is bulkier and more complex to operate.
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Lowest price we've seen: $42.99 on Nov 12 at kaito.us. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 12.
Owners treat the KA600 as a capable multi-power emergency radio with strong band coverage and useful alert and lighting features. Complaints center on its size, the slow crank charging and a learning curve for its controls.
The Kaito Voyager Pro KA600 is a digital portable radio for everyday use and emergency preparedness. It receives AM, FM, longwave, shortwave and NOAA weather stations. It also has a flashlight, a reading lamp and a smartphone charger.
Seven NOAA weather channels are pre-programmed and numbered 1 to 7. You tune to them with a switch. In "Alert" mode, the radio turns on automatically when it receives an alert signal from a NOAA weather station.
The radio can be powered several ways. It has a built-in rechargeable Ni-MH battery that charges from the AC adapter, by hand crank or from a computer. A patented flip-up solar panel adjusts through 180 degrees and powers the radio even with no battery installed. It also runs on three AA batteries, which are not included, or on an optional AC/DC adapter.
