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A small rectangular AM FM pocket radio with speaker grille and headphone jack

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Ruth's sister Pocket Radios AM FM Radio internal power cable

SKU CH-PSWK-B9FV4

Internal power cable for AM/FM pocket radios with built-in speaker and headphone output

  • AM/FM reception keeps you informed anywhere
  • Built-in speaker delivers clear audio without headphones
  • Headphone jack allows private listening when needed
  • Simple controls suit elderly users seeking easy operation

Pocket Radio AM FM Receiver

This compact AM FM radio is designed for everyday listening and suits elderly users who value simple controls. It includes a built-in loudspeaker and a headphone output for private listening. The internal power cable supplies reliable operation without external adapters. It fits easily on a bedside table or shelf.

Thermal Noise Power

The device runs silently with no moving parts and generates negligible heat during normal use. Power draw is minimal, allowing extended operation from standard sources. No active cooling is required and there is no audible fan noise. It remains cool to the touch even after long listening sessions.

Highlights

  • AM/FM reception keeps you informed anywhere
  • Built-in speaker delivers clear audio without headphones
  • Headphone jack allows private listening when needed
  • Simple controls suit elderly users seeking easy operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the internal power cable to the radio's circuit board without reversing the polarity?

Align the connector key with the socket notch on the board, press straight in until the latch clicks, then verify the red wire sits on the + pad before closing the case.

Which part of the internal power cable is most likely to need replacement after extended daily use?

The flexible wire section near the battery-compartment strain relief tends to fatigue first; inspect it annually and swap the cable if insulation cracks appear.

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