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Weather Channel Adventure Cooler with Built-in AM/FM Radio Prepare for fun, prepare for adventure with the Weather Channel Adventure Cooler with a built-in AM/FM radio. Whether you're getting ready for fun at the beach, a fall picnic, a road-trip getaway, or just taking a short walk to the pool, the Adventure Cooler is an indispensable addition to your active lifestyle. The Adventure Cooler is more than just a container for your snacks ? with the radio it's a virtual party for your get-togethers! Splash-resistant construction AM/FM radio with antenna Holds up to six 12 oz. cans of your favorite drink Battery or AC adapter powered Headphone jack (headphones not included) 4 AA batteries or AC adapter required, not included. Manufacturer Warranty: 90 days limited SKU: 826-WC If you are outside the Continental United States, use the shipping calculator below. If your country does not calculate, we do not usually ship this item to your country. You can email us to request an exception.

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Range up to 20 Miles, 22 Channels, 836 Private Combinations 10 Channel NOAA Weather Radio Vibralert (Silent Paging) and VOX (Hands-Free Operation) 10 Channel Memory Selectable Hi/Low Power (In GMRS) Limited One-Year Appliance Warranty Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year limited SKU: LI65002WXVP If you are outside the Continental United States, use the shipping calculator below. If your country does not calculate, we do not usually ship this item to your country. You can email us to request an exception.

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The Sansa Fuze is a flash-based mp3 player that can also play video and has an FM tuner for radio. The player fits in the Sansa line between the simpler Sansa Clip and more sophisticated Sansa View. One of its most impressive features is its 24 hour battery life, although you will only get the 5 hours on video playback. The Fuze comes in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB models, and retail for $79, $99 and $129 respectively. It also has a microSD slot for memory expansion.