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Ruth's sister Digital Retro Radios Memory Function Handheld Short Long Wave Radio Devices internal power cable

SKU CH-3R0K-DRC2B

Internal power cable for connecting retro digital radios with memory function and manual channel search

  • Digital radio with memory function for easy preset recall
  • Short and long wave reception covers a wide range of stations
  • Manual channel search lets you tune precisely
  • Handheld design with internal power cable for portable use

Internal Power Cable for Retro Radios

This internal power cable is designed for Ruth's sister digital retro radios that feature memory function and short and long wave reception. It suits owners of handheld devices who need a replacement or spare power connection. The cable supports the manual channel search capability built into these radios.

Direct Power Connection

The cable provides a direct internal link between the radio's power input and its circuit board, enabling the memory function to retain stored stations. Without this specific cable the handheld device cannot operate or preserve its channel settings. No additional software or accessories are included with the cable.

Highlights

  • Digital radio with memory function for easy preset recall
  • Short and long wave reception covers a wide range of stations
  • Manual channel search lets you tune precisely
  • Handheld design with internal power cable for portable use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the internal power cable need replacement if the radio's battery stops holding a charge?

The cable connects the radio to its power source; if the internal battery degrades, the radio itself would need service, not the cable.

What thermal limit appears first when the radio runs continuously on mains power?

The radio's internal circuitry will reach its thermal limit before the cable does, as the cable only carries low-voltage DC current.

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