PRUNUS J-136 Portable AM/FM Radio with AC/Battery Power & AUX Input Item NO.: URADIO136CE
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| Product Name | PRUNUS J-136 Portable AM/FM Radio with AC/Battery Power & AUX Input |
| Item NO. | URADIO136CE |
| Weight | 0.5 kg = 1.1023 lb = 17.6370 oz |
| Category | Portable Radio |
| Tag | AM FM radio , portable radio , battery operated radio , AC plug radio , voice amplifier |
| Brand | PRUNUS |
| Creation Time | 2023-09-17 |
The PRUNUS J-136 is a portable AM/FM radio that can be powered by an AC cord or 2 D-cell batteries (not included). It features a large tuning knob for easy operation, a long telescopic antenna for stable reception, and an AUX/MIC input that allows you to use it as a wired speaker or voice amplifier.
Key Features
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AM/FM Reception: FM 87.5–108 MHz, AM 525–1710 kHz. Equipped with a 22-inch retractable telescopic antenna for excellent signal clarity.
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Dual Power Options: Plug it into a wall outlet with the included AC cord for indoor use, or use 2 D-cell batteries for portable use on the go.
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Easy to Use: Features a classic analog tuning dial with a large tuning knob and volume knob. Very intuitive and easy for all ages.
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AUX & Voice Amplifier: Connect a wired microphone to the MIC/AUX IN jack to use the radio as a voice amplifier, or connect your phone/computer via AUX cable to play music.
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Portable Design: Measures 170 × 80 × 120 mm and weighs 533 g. Built-in 3W speaker delivers clear sound.
Specifications
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Model: J-136
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Band: FM 87.5–108 MHz, AM 525–1710 kHz
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Speaker Power: 3W
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Power Supply: AC power cord / 2 × D batteries (not included) / DC 4.5V adapter (not included)
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Dimensions: 170 × 80 × 120 mm
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Weight: 533 g
What's in the Box
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J-136 Radio × 1
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AC Power Cord × 1
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User Manual × 1
Product Description
Portable Radio AM FM
2 options to supply power, never worry about Boasting a 22-inch, 360-degree telescopic By connecting a wired microphone(not
losing power. When you in your living room or antenna that towers 4.5 times the radio's included), you instantly transform this radio
office, you can plug in socket to get stable AC height, this battery powered radio excels in into a portable voice amplifier. Ideal for
power source, if you want to take the outdoor delivering reception. It provides a pleasing making speech, live broadcasts, or guided
radio out to go camping, sunbathe or walk listening experience. tours, this battery radio portable am fm
around the neighborhood, just install D enhances your voice, saving your vocal cords
batteries to get flexible power. and ensuring your message is heard with
clarity and precision.
Package Contents:
J-136 Radio x 1
AC Power Cord x 1
User Manual x 1
2023-12-09
2023-12-02
This Prunus AM-FM-Shortwave radio is a good value for under 20 dollars. Sensitive reception on all bands, good volume and speaker tone for voice, and solidly built. The only problem is an analog dial with inaccurate station numbers, and lower frequencies dialed from right to left instead of the more traditional left to right dial rotation. Get accustomed to that difference and this radio will satisfy.
2023-11-27
It may be small but it has a good speaker. Although the AM station I did notice it had like a thumping noise, not sure if it was caused from shipping but overall works good. Easy to use.
2023-11-27
2023-11-13
2023-10-30
I’ve been on the lookout for a portable radio while working in the garage or outside on projects and ran across the PRUNUS J-136 Portable Radio. This radio comes with a ton of features. First off, it’s got the classic knobs for station and volume adjustment. On the right side, it features a Mic In or AUX In port, band switch: SW1 (5.9-9.5MHz), SW2 (9.5-18.0MHz), AM (530-1600KHz), and FM (88-108MHz). It has a DC 4.5V IN, however the radio didn’t come with a DC adapter. Finally, a red power light so it’s easy to see at distance if the radio is on. Left side there’s AC IN and this radio includes a non-polarized cable (2-prong).
The radio also includes a carrying handle which is super nice when trying to move things, especially if running on battery, and a fairly long antenna which does well, even on stations that are weaker in our area. Finally, on the back is a battery cage for 2 D-cell batteries which runtime will depend on a number of factors, however if it’s like any older portable radio it should last a while.
This radio gets really loud, I normally only have it at a fraction of the volume for the immediate area but would be super nice to have while out camping or relaxing. The only downside with the unit that I received is that the there’s a weird smudge (shown in my pics) across the labels in the front which looks like either a manufacturing defect in the plastic or the device was handled by someone with some kind of adhesive on their hands. Unfortunately, I couldn’t clean it off. I tried a damp rag and eventually went for a bleach wipe (not leaving it on for long and wiping off the residue). I’m not going to try with anything stronger as I worry I’ll ruin the label. It’s only noticeable when light reflects on it and doesn’t affect operation, so in the end it's not a huge deal to me.
Overall, I’m really happy with this radio and I’m looking forward to using it for many projects and family outings to come. I would highly recommend it.
2023-10-30
The radio also includes a carrying handle which is super nice when trying to move things, especially if running on battery, and a fairly long antenna which does well, even on stations that are weaker in our area. Finally, on the back is a battery cage for 2 D-cell batteries which runtime will depend on a number of factors, however if it’s like any older portable radio it should last a while.
This radio gets really loud, I normally only have it at a fraction of the volume for the immediate area but would be super nice to have while out camping or relaxing. The only downside with the unit that I received is that the there’s a weird smudge (shown in my pics) across the labels in the front which looks like either a manufacturing defect in the plastic or the device was handled by someone with some kind of adhesive on their hands. Unfortunately, I couldn’t clean it off. I tried a damp rag and eventually went for a bleach wipe (not leaving it on for long and wiping off the residue). I’m not going to try with anything stronger as I worry I’ll ruin the label. It’s only noticeable when light reflects on it and doesn’t affect operation, so in the end it's not a huge deal to me.
Overall, I’m really happy with this radio and I’m looking forward to using it for many projects and family outings to come. I would highly recommend it.
2023-10-27
2023-10-19
2023-10-18
shortwave channels easily during the day and evening. The two SW1 and SW2 channel
options allows you to hear both daytime and nighttime broadcasts. If you hooked up the set to
an outdoor horizontal (longwire) antenna or to an amplifier, I am sure you will have an even
better Dxing experience. Of course, the AM and FM works great as well.
2023-10-08
It operates as simply and easily as any transistor radio. The reception is very good. My first photo is to provide you with a solid understanding of the size. The dimensions are comparable to two paperback novels.
I do not have to raise the antenna to receive most stations, and they come in very clearly; as clear as a digital signal through a cable. Granted, I do live in a major metropolitan area, close to radio transmitters, but not buried in the concrete of the thickest buildings.
My second picture shows it next to a similar radio available on Amazon. As you can see, it is slightly smaller, and it only has one speaker. This is good because used batteries from the bigger radio will continue to power it, even after they can't power the bigger radio. The batteries probably last a little longer because it only has the one speaker.
The contrasting styles also gives you and idea how 1980's this radio looks, which is a plus for me. Retro-looking electronics are fun.
If you ever fool around with a radio from the 80's, whether you were around back then or not, you will usually find that it has excellent reception. Good reception seems to have fallen off from most radios by the early 2000's, but this little radio easily receives signals as well as one of those old 80's radios, and with far less batteries.
Both radios receive signals as well as one another. The larger one is really just there to make my point about battery longevity. Clearly, the PRUNUS radio can fit in a slightly smaller nook or cranny. I like it a lot.
I keep it near the computer, and I easily turn it on while I work when the mood strikes me.
2023-10-08
I do not have to raise the antenna to receive most stations, and they come in very clearly; as clear as a digital signal through a cable. Granted, I do live in a major metropolitan area, close to radio transmitters, but not buried in the concrete of the thickest buildings.
My second picture shows it next to a similar radio available on Amazon. As you can see, it is slightly smaller, and it only has one speaker. This is good because used batteries from the bigger radio will continue to power it, even after they can't power the bigger radio. The batteries probably last a little longer because it only has the one speaker.
The contrasting styles also gives you and idea how 1980's this radio looks, which is a plus for me. Retro-looking electronics are fun.
If you ever fool around with a radio from the 80's, whether you were around back then or not, you will usually find that it has excellent reception. Good reception seems to have fallen off from most radios by the early 2000's, but this little radio easily receives signals as well as one of those old 80's radios, and with far less batteries.
Both radios receive signals as well as one another. The larger one is really just there to make my point about battery longevity. Clearly, the PRUNUS radio can fit in a slightly smaller nook or cranny. I like it a lot.
I keep it near the computer, and I easily turn it on while I work when the mood strikes me.
2023-10-05
2023-10-04
2023-10-02
2023-09-30
I’m 35, so I grew up listening to the radio. Man this takes me back!!
The antenna is LONG. The AM/FM dial is easy to turn. The volume gets LOUD!! Like, REALLY LOUD.
The sound is nice. Very clear.
You can use battery, or electrical outlet. It also had a DC volt plug adapter port, but the cord didn’t come in the box.
We live in the sticks, so I’m not sure how many stations we get out here. But we definitely receive enough.
-Wife
2023-09-29
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2023-09-28
2023-09-25