Tesco Value RAD-306 Wind Up Radio - £3 @ Tesco

lucerysmum

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.100-1369.aspx

Tesco Value RAD-306 Wind Up Radio - £3 @ Tesco

Free delivery to store

Good reviews

Not a discount - but seems a great price

Listen to music on the move with this RAD-306 wind-up radio. The radio is AM/FM with a headphone socket. You can select whether to put batteries in or wind the handle to generate power. This portable radio comes in a silver colour with a silver and includes a carry loop.

Antispam

I got one of these and its fine. Its been £3 for a while now

NeverInDebt

Yes I posted this a few weeks back in this thread


Duronic Ecohand Wind-Up, Rechargeable AM\FM Radio with flashlight £9.99 @ amazon

direct link http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=45480014&postcount=2

Kernel_Sanders

Is the torch a single LED?
Also, are the internal batteries Ni-Cad or NiMh? (If Ni-Cad it should state somewhere about disposal, as cadmium is a poison).

derrick

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

Also, are the internal batteries Ni-Cad or NiMh? (If Ni-Cad it should state somewhere about disposal, as cadmium is a poison).

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Battery Type AA


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EndlessStruggle

Brilliant product! I bought one of these in 2008 for £2.96 they did shoot up in price for a while. But seem to have come down but I use mine every summer, it gets thrown about, has been covered in beer and dropped in a river and is still going!

The torch is pretty good on it.

savemoney

Yes its quite good torch but not as good as my led lenser (creed) but good for one led light (not creed)

The battery takes 2xAA batteries I use NimH in it, I usually use a dab radio now though but its a pretty rebust radio/torch for prices. I dropped mine and glued chasis back on and it still works

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

Is the torch a single LED?
Also, are the internal batteries Ni-Cad or NiMh? (If Ni-Cad it should state somewhere about disposal, as cadmium is a poison).

Kernel_Sanders

derrick wrote: »

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Battery Type AA
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'AA' is a size, not a type and in any case I was referring to the internal batteries that store the charge made when you turn the handle.