I use a power bank to operate the radio, and put it in the window so the battery stays charged when it's not in use. The clock runs off the battery, so a little solar charging keeps the clock going.
Your recommendation of taking the NMh batteries out of cycle is in error. Failing to regularly cycle those batteries will turn them into a useless brick in short order.
Das Shortwave Radio mit dem allerbesten FM (UKW) Band Empfang 😊 The Shortwave Radio with the sensitve best FM Band Reception 😊 A ❤ from OST-DEUTSCHLAND/ EAST-GERMANY
I use a power bank to operate the radio, and put it in the window so the battery stays charged when it's not in use. The clock runs off the battery, so a little solar charging keeps the clock going.
The solar panel is supposed to run the radio in bright sunlight, so all you need is a window facing the sun, or go outside the house.
Is it possible to connect this radio to a larger external battery ?
Your recommendation of taking the NMh batteries out of cycle is in error. Failing to regularly cycle those batteries will turn them into a useless brick in short order.
did you try using rechareable aa batterys in the battery bank area? what is the battery size in the compartment next to it? did you try that?
You need better light.
Nice.
Irei comprar um no ebay para tê-lo aquí no 🇵🇾 paraguay.
Das Shortwave Radio mit dem allerbesten FM (UKW) Band Empfang 😊
The Shortwave Radio with the sensitve best FM Band Reception 😊
A ❤ from OST-DEUTSCHLAND/ EAST-GERMANY
Why use crappy old tech batteries. I hope these Chinese radios catch up and start using 18650s or similar soon.
They have on some of them
they do,I'm receiving it today it's the upgrade version called the katio voyager pro 600L it's 2000 mah