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Kaito KA2031 AM/FM NOAA Wearther Radio with Alert & Sleep/Wake-up Timer

Brand: Kaito

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Power Source	Corded Electric, Battery Powered
Brand	Kaito
Radio Bands Supported	3-Band
Color	Silver
Item Weight	0.88 Pounds
Frequency	108 MHz
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5.75 x 1.25 x 3.5 inches
Voltage	120 Volts

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ALL 7 pre-programmed NOAA weather stations with real time alert
Due to the digital TV transition enacted on June 12, 2009, analog TV broadcasts are no longer supported. Please be aware that no analog TV broadcasts will be receivable by this product.
PLL synthesized radio with minimized signal drifting
Sleep/Wake-up timer perfect for afternoon naps
20 Memories, 10 for AM and 10 for FM

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Item Dimensions	5.75 x 1.25 x 3.5 inches	4.75 x 0.75 x 3 inches	5.16 x 1.1 x 3.15 inches	4.7 x 3.1 x 0.9 inches	15.6 x 8.3 x 4.5 inches	9.64 x 4.33 x 6.69 inches
Power Source	Corded Electric, Battery Powered	—	DC	DC	Battery Powered	AC & Battery

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Product description

Kaito KA2031 AM/FM NOAA Radio with Alarm Clock provides the most accurate drift-free tuning of all available radio stations for listening to talk radio and music shows on AM/FM bands. It also provides up-to-the-minute weather from your local Weather Band broadcasts. With direct digit entry operation and 10 keys for memory presets, this radio allows quick access to your favorite stations. There are twenty presets: 10 stations for AM and 10 for FM. KA2031 features a sleep/wake-up timer that turns the radio off after a selected amount of time (10-90 minutes) and turns the radio on at a preset time. KA2031 picks up FM, AM and NOAA weather band channels. FM frequencies range between 88 and 108 MHz, while AM frequencies range from 520 to 1710 kHz. The KA2031 comes pre-programmed with all 7 weather band channels, taking the guess work out of tuning in. Enjoy KA2031 via speaker or through optional headphones via the headphone jack.

Product information

Product Dimensions

5.75 x 1.25 x 3.5 inches

Item Weight

14.1 ounces

Manufacturer

Kaito

ASIN

B000VINPCQ

Item model number

KA2031

Customer Reviews

66 ratings

3.5 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#268,429 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#482 in Portable Shortwave Radios

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Date First Available

July 31, 2007

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Jeffery Sullivan

This is a good radio for certain applications

Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021

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I bought this one because, frankly, I liked the way it looked. I was searching for a possible travel radio with an alarm. Even though this radio meets my AM/FM/WX criteria, this is not the radio that will fill that need for me.

First, it's bigger than it appears on screen. It is approximately 6"W x 3.75"H x 1.25"W. Definitely bigger than the travel size I am looking for.

Some have made negative comments about the menu system, but really, it's about the same as any other radio of this type. Not bad at all, except that (on my radio) the tuning buttons are quite hard to push, though my experience has been that they will probably loosen up over time.

Speaker sound is on the high side, and therefore somewhat tinny. Definitely best for talk/news radio. Headphone experience is better (and recommended) but it's mono in both ears.

I've decided to keep this radio because it's a really good option for a power out or emergency kit. It takes three AA batteries, which are easy to find, picks up AM/FM and weather, has a clock and TWO alarms. I did some daytime testing of the AM band and was able to pick up stations in major cities 200+ miles from me, which is about the same as my higher-end AM/FM/SW radios.

Finally, it's kinda built like a tank, especially for a radio at this price range.

So, if you're in the market for a radio with these features, for the purposes I've outlined here, this could be a good choice for you.

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Ann E. Revelle

Terrific bargain for either a daily radio or for a weather emergency

Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2008

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This AM/FM/TV/weather band radio is quite a bargain right now at $19.95 on Amazon from Kaito Electronics. It best use is as a small portable or as a table radio, but it is definitely not a pocket model in size (for reference it is about the same size as that of a KA1102 AM/FM/SW receiver). It is a PLL (Phase locked Loop) synthesized, fully digital radio with a nice speaker although somewhat limited in its bandwidth as discussed briefly later on below.

The radio has some synthesizer noise evident, but I have found that this noise is only significant for the weakest stations, especially on the AM band. As with all the other bands, TV audio reception on channels 2-13 is also very good. It is very well made and has numerous features found only on radios costing much much more (a rear stand for setting the unit up on a tabletop, a quite long telescopic swiveling antenna, a DX/local switch, timed backlighting (8 sec), a lock switch, an earphone socket (earbuds are not provided), an AC adapter socket (the AC/DC adapter is not provided), a standard external antenna jack (the antenna wire is provided), a clock that can be displayed with the radio both on and off, two alarms, sleep and snooze modes, FM monaural as well as stereo capability, but NOT manually switchable to help with receiving the weaker stations, manual digital frequency entry and stepped as well as automatic scanned tuning, 20 preset memories (10 each for FM and AM) for storing station frequencies, an automatic NOAA severe weather alert/alarm mode, etc,).

Thus, it is also a very good emergency weather radio since all 7 standard USA NOAA weather channels are preset in memory (with slightly lower available volume since the transmitters are limited to a detection range of ~50 miles with typically only 100 Watts of broadcasting power). The geographic stations within this range are extremely well received by this radio at their individually assigned broadcasting frequency for that area.

It is also a good radio for daily listening, however there are no treble/base controls so music is not as fine as it would be on more expensive radios, but it is certainly adequate for voice and some music listening. It doesn't come with either a carrying pouch or batteries (it takes 3 AA's which provide the power needed for the digital system) or anything else but the radio, a length of antenna wire and a brief, but readable manual. For the current price it is extremely well worth the money. It comes with a standard one year Kaito warranty according to another very reliable radio website. It is a good radio and I recommend it.

UPDATE: March 26, 2008-

Eventually I found that my unit had severe problems with overloading, i.e., a large degree of signal distortion that was especially obvious at moderate to high volume levels. This distortion was found to be prevalent on any station using the FM stereo circuit and this condition was especially obvious using headphones. Using just the internal speaker however this problem was far less noticeable, but still needed further scrutiny by the manufacturer. The unit's FM monaural reception was absolutely fine using either the headphones or the internal speaker however. Since there was no mechanism built into the radio to turn off the FM stereo circuit and instead just listen using the monaural mode, I sent my unit back to Kaito and they promptly agreed and sent it back to the factory overseas for repairs.

35 people found this helpful

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Wayne

Good radio.

Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2008

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This radio works well in areas with a clear reception path. In my basement and office the reception contains white noise and I've purchased a Sangean for those areas.

Note - The directions are roughly translated but if you think it through they can be followed.

Note - If you want the AC Adapter CALL the manufacturer (easily found on the web - Search Kaito radio and a place spelled something like Histonic is the company) rather than buying it off the web site. The AC Adapter on the web site is the wrong adapter for this radio. Call to get the correct adapter.

Note - If you unplug it without batteries in the unit the presets are lost. Keep it plugged into an active outlet or keep batteries in it.

7 people found this helpful

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Kegz

DOA (Dead On Arrival)

Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2018

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I purchased this radio because I liked all its features and I wanted to have a good radio for business travel. Unfortunately, the radio was DOA. Tried 5 different sets of fresh batteries to no avail. Should have paid attention to the previous DOA ratings. Returned it.

3 people found this helpful

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Moe_Reese

Unsatisfying

Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2013

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The effort required to make this radio work, is not rewarded by performance. It is very difficult to operate, both from its complex design and because of the tiny buttons. Once you tune a channel, the sound is ridiculously tinny — so bad, it is difficult to discern what is being said. Furthermore, once you plug in the power converter, the static it gives off makes listening impossible. I do not recommend it. Instead, get something more substantial.

2 people found this helpful

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Sandra Kane

MY EXPERIENCE WAS DIFFERENT

Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2008

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This radio seemed to be exactly what I was looking for and at a price that matched my occasional use. UNFORTUNATELY, the radio I received was apparently defective - at least I would guess that was the problem with it as no other buyers have mentioned abnormal battery consumption. The one I rec'd went through two sets of batteries after only 6 hours of actual play time and 4 or 5 days had elapsed. I read Amazon's return policy and did return it asking for a replacement but instead got a refund from Amazon. I think Amazon is a great place to shop and I do so often. I also use it to get opinions from actual users before buying a product. Since the Kaito didn't work and I had the refund, I read reviews, shopped around and found a very nice Eton/Grundig E100 for a few dollars more. It doesn't have NOAA but it does have SW and living in AZ, that may prove more useful to me, since we rarely have huge weather problems. The Eton E100 uses only 2AA batteries and has some really nice features. Consider it if you want a bit of an upgrade from this Kaito.

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