What model AC Adapter is compatible for this radio?
68273
Mine takes 3 AA batteries, so its a 4.5 volt system. I don't have an adapter because I don't use it inside. I love it because it's "portable." Great little radio. Picks up everything. I used it when hiking and camping on the Appalachian Trail. Just put 3 new AA batteries in it, and it will run for countless hours.
68274
According to the manual, the AC/DC adapter should be 4.5 V, 150 mA, center pin negative. Be careful of what power supply you buy. Some do not hold a constant voltage or current.
68275
Take your radio to radio shack or source and they will sell you a 4.5v power supply, test it before leaving the store,
68276
Hello, As it shows on the side of the radio the power supply should be a 4.5volt DC 200ma wall wort power supply and the CENTER pin is -negative polarity. I would suggest that you take the radio to a local store to find the correct plug that goes into the radio. I am only using the radio with batteries with my unit. Good luck, Ed.
68277
I concur with the previous answer. I too use only batteries which produce less interference when tuning in to shortwave.
2129010
Hi sorry i do not know what type of radio that is but all you need is an usb cable to charge it
1519824
I am not certain which type of adapter you are referring to but I would check with a local Radio Shack. They are my go to electronics store. Good luck>
288257
I have a Kaito 500 portable radio. It has an Ac adapter and an ear phone adapter, neither of which I've used. You can crank it for power if needed, Gets good reception and I like it. Great weather reports
1324417
Don't Know the model but I don't think they are making these anymore with AM/FM. Haven't used it at all, yet!@
2136558
I second what David Lindop said,think I did the same as he did,follow the link that he left and it shows the AC-5vx and it is listed in the description for that adapter on amazon, so should work.
1490803
not sure but I have had alot of trouble with this specific radio would not reccomend!!!!!
1029376
Hi friend,thanks for your contact.Please let me inform you that the radio is 22V US.I am not sure if it works.If further details,Please email us freely,we will find the one you need.waiting for your reply
1076546
the radio comes with an ac/dc adapter - just plug it in the back. jack is under the rubber cover
2116226
Ideally you should use the Innotek Direct Plug-in Class 2 Transformer: model 0400036-1, Input AC 120V 60Hz 7W, Output AC 12V 200mAalthough I believe a Radio Systems plug-in AC/AC adaptor will work
411481
Any 110V to 5V 500 mA (or more) power adapter will work. The standard adapter has part number KW-998<IC> Try Radio shack.
81437
http://www.amazon.com/AC-DC-ADAPTER-6VOLTS-800mA-2-5mm/dp/B00701YS1O/ref=pd_sbs_e_7
421276
I'm not sure about an adapter, this one is a round with a male piece in the middle. And that's for a standard xm radio. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
674703
I would avoid this product. Simply doesn't work. Go to radio shack, they have an adapter for $25 +/- .
1887429
Actually, I have this same unit and the adapter is a 6v DC, 80ma...good luck.
1875406
Yes > I went to Radio Shack and got an AC adapter (cost more then the CD player)
459152
Does not list as being compatible but if you plug in model # in Amazon search you will find adapters for your specific model.