Snokauwa WR-2802 AM/FM/WB Pocket Radio
Pocket AM/FM/NOAA weather radio with 13-inch telescopic antenna, built-in speaker, headphone jack, and wrist strap runs on two AA batteries
- Tuner BandsAM/FM/WB
- Power RequirementsBattery Powered
- Dimensions4.6 in x 1.2 in x 2.5 in
- 13-inch telescopic whip pulls distant AM/FM/WB stations
- Automatic NOAA weather scan checks 7 channels for alerts
- Runs on two AA batteries during power outages
- Built-in speaker plus headphone jack for private listening
- Compact 4.6 x 1.2 x 2.5 in design fits pocket or wrist strap
Portable AM/FM/NOAA weather radio
The Snokauwa WR-2802 is a pocket-sized transistor radio covering AM, FM and NOAA weather bands. It runs on two AA batteries and fits easily into a bag or pocket for everyday carry, travel or emergency preparedness.
Listeners who need AM.
Ideal for hikers, commuters and households wanting a simple backup during storms. Not suited for users who require single-sideband, shortwave, digital DAB+ reception, Bluetooth streaming or rechargeable built-in batteries.
13-inch telescopic whip pulls distant stations
AM tunes 520-1710 kHz, FM covers 87-108 MHz and NOAA weather scans seven channels at 162.40-162.55 MHz. The built-in speaker handles voice and music clearly, while the headphone jack allows private listening. Two AA cells provide extended runtime, though the set lacks a charge port or solar panel for off-grid top-ups.
Highlights
- 13-inch telescopic whip pulls distant AM/FM/WB stations
- Automatic NOAA weather scan checks 7 channels for alerts
- Runs on two AA batteries during power outages
- Built-in speaker plus headphone jack for private listening
- Compact 4.6 x 1.2 x 2.5 in design fits pocket or wrist strap
Specifications
| Brand | Snokauwa |
|---|---|
| Model | WR-2802 |
| Tuner Bands | AM/FM/WB |
| Power Requirements | Battery Powered |
| Dimensions | 4.6 in x 1.2 in x 2.5 in |
Questions about this item
What batteries do I need before the WR-2802 will turn on?
It runs on two AA batteries, which are not included in the box.
Will the telescopic whip still pull in stations if I keep an older analogue radio nearby?
The 13-inch telescopic whip and rock-solid tuner lock onto distant AM, FM and WB signals independently of any other radio you own.
How do I confirm the NOAA weather scan is actually cycling through the seven channels?
Press the weather-band scan function; the radio will automatically step through the 162.40–162.55 MHz range and stop on any active alert.
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