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As a result, These are my own words. It may be possible that I use a product for something other than the purpose it was intended. It works for me. If you mess yourself up because of something I said, Well then, I guess you really screwed up.
Under $30
It has a built in FM Transmitter, Also has a cassette adaptor. It comes with enough mounting peices to put it anywhere.
It's compact, Easy to read, and easy to use.
Radio Shack, $39.99
It recieves FM, AM, and Shortwave frequencies, It runs on AA Batteries, AC Adaptor, or DC Adaptor ( All sold seperately ) But the novel thing about this radio is that it also has a built in dynamo generator that sends juice to an included battery pack ( Just like the one running your cordless phone ) You turn the crank for 60 seconds, and get 20 minutes or more of listening power.
The reciever is excellent. Able to capture even faint signals and bring them in strong. It includes a nylon case with a carry strap, Has a standard headphones jack. is very light weight ( Even with batteries in it )
It's become part of my emergency kit and you should get one too.
You open the bottom, Push in a button, and eight minutes later, The can's contents are heated to 140 degrees. Perfect for that cold morning at the camp, on the lake, or at the tailgate party.
It's $2.25 a can, Not cheap. But worth it.
Oh, And remember to put the plastic ring back on top after you open it or you WILL burn the piss out of your lip. I speak from experience.
The can works by creating a chemical reaction - calcium oxide (quicklime) and water. Within six minutes, the coffee in the can is heated to 145 degrees, and stays hot for half an hour.
Similar technologies have been used for hot products in Europe and Asia, and some military MREs (Meals Ready to Eat) have similar - but not nearly so easy - heating mechanisms
