Friday, June 15, 2012

Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio


Customer Rating :
Rating: 4.7

List Price : $59.95 Price : $36.72
Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio

Product Description

AM/FM Portable Emergency Radio with 1 minute wind for 30 minute play time, can be powered by standard AA Batteries (batteries not supplied) and can also be powered by AC Adapter (not supplied).


  • 1 minute wind for 30 minute play time
  • Illumination lamp also illuminates dial dow
  • Emergency Buzzer
  • Water Resistant
  • Earphone Jack


Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio Reviews


Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio Reviews


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152 of 152 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Every Household Should Have One of These Radios, February 26, 2006
By 
Henry Alfaro (United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio (Electronics)
Sangean MMR77

What is most impressive about this radio is its relative freedom from power issues. This radio is very conservative in its power consumption whether one is using an external 3-Volt power source, a set of "AA" cells, or the supplied 2 x "AAA" cell internal-rechargeable pack.

Reading the pre-sales description of this radio one may mistakenly assume that it plays for only thirty minutes from the internal rechargeable batteries. In fact what is being claimed is that one-minute of cranking the dynamo results in 30-minutes of playback. Cranking for two minutes will result in one hour of playback. The longer you crank the longer it plays. When fully charged the internal rechargeable pack will operate the radio at a reasonable volume level all day and on into the night.

The radio has a built-in replaceable "AAA" plug-in battery pack similar to those found in wireless phones. These batteries are recharged by the dynamo. This pack is accessible and... Read more
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63 of 63 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Sangean MMR-77, March 13, 2006
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This review is from: Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio (Electronics)
I am a radio "nut"; I hold an amateur (Ham) radio Extra Class license. I have owned many radios (including several Sangeans) and this little "thingy" is probably the handiest AM/FM Receiver I have ever owned; I carry it around the house constantly to keep up with "talk radio" programs when I am not in the Ham Shack; I crave information and news.

The Analog tuning is not real sharp but sufficient

I am not a "tunes" guy, but the FM seems good and the audio good

It runs forever on two AA cells

The charger (crank) seems to work as advertised

Don't even try to find a better unit for fifty bucks!
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32 of 32 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars An outstanding little radio. Great for emergency use, too., September 14, 2006
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C. Harris (San Diego, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Sangean MMR-77 Emergency AM / FM Portable Radio (Electronics)
This is a well-built little radio. It has the basic features that you want in an emergency.

For daily use, insert two AA batteries, and flip the dial on the back to "battery." In an emergency (when you don't have batteries), use the crank to charge the built-in "dynamo." At that time, turn the dial on the back from "battery" to "dynamo."

I bought this to replace a junky "Eton FR-350" that I found on Ebay. Don't even consider that radio. Struggling to open the battery compartment caused me to cut my finger on the sharp plastic.
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