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Which Emergency Radio is Best?

 

Emergency Radio

The rugged & reliable Sangean MMR-88

 

Which radio is best in an emergency situation?

In a survival situation, you want the peace of mind to know that you have the most current information. We have learned (the hard way) that radio is one of the few reliable means of receiving information in a disaster scenario. Especially when there is no power or internet.

 

Having a battery powered radio can make a serious improvement to your state of mind after a large scale earthquake or other disaster.

 

What brand is best?

There are no shortage of portable radios available. We choose to stock Sangean radios because they are the most reliable and get the best reception. They are made in Taiwan and Sangean make many of the radio components for other high quality brands of radios.

 

Which model is right for me?

Emergency Radio, Earthquake Radio, Grab and Go kit

The Sangean MMR-88 - Crank Powered

Our most popular radio for emergency situations by a country mile is the Sangean MMR-88. It's a rugged design and very compact and can be charged by any method under the sun (literally).

 

View the Sangean MMR-88 on our website - click here.

  • Solar Powered
  • Hand Crank Powered
  • USB Powered
  • Built in Torch / Flash-light
  • Very Good Reception
  • Super Compact Size

Sangean PRD-18

 

This is our most popular compact battery powered radio. It gets excellent reception and sounds a little better than the MMR-88. It runs of AA batteries, so as long as you have a good supply of those, you will never be without information in an emergency situation.

  • Relatively Compact Size
  • AA Battery Powered
  • Excellent Reception and Clarity

Watch Crighton unbox the MMR88 on our Youtube channel - you can subscribe to our channel if you want to see more.





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