Sangean H-201 AM/FM Waterproof Radio
- Real time: Yes, Sle…
- Water Resistant
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A pocket FM radio covering 60-108 MHz with DSP tuning, 32 dB stereo separation, auto-scan, manual search, 3.5 mm earphone jack and neck strap
This pocket-sized digital FM radio covers the 60-108 MHz band using a DSP chip for stable reception. It is designed specifically for conference and rehearsal environments where a compact stereo receiver is needed. A neck strap and 3.5 mm earphone are included for personal listening.
The automatic channel scan and manual tuning functions make finding local stations faster than on simple analogue units. A 3.5 mm auxiliary input and line-out connection allow integration with external audio gear, which basic portables usually omit. The jump is worth it when you need both scan convenience and wired connectivity in one device.
The receiver comfortably handles standard FM broadcasts within the stated frequency range and delivers 32 dB stereo separation through the included earbuds or any 3.5 mm headphones. It runs on two AAA batteries, so operating time depends on cell capacity. Very weak or distant signals beyond the rated 8 µV sensitivity may not be received cleanly.
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| Audio & video | |
|---|---|
| Radio bands | FM |
| Ports & slots | |
| Headphone port | 3.5 mm |
| In the box | |
| Included items | Yes |
| More details | |
| Line-out | Yes |
| Auxiliary input | Yes |
The radio has a 3.5 mm headphone jack and comes with a matching earphone so you can listen privately without disturbing anyone nearby.
Open the battery compartment, insert two AAA cells following the polarity markings inside, then close the cover; the common error is reversing the positive and negative ends which prevents the unit from powering on.
Replace the earphone if the cable frays or sound becomes intermittent, and replace the neck strap if the clip or fabric wears enough that the radio could drop; both are simple swap-outs.
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