Makita BMR100 Job Site Radio

Features

Smaller than competing brands jobsite radio at just 10.25" x 6.5" x 12" means less space in your vehicle or shop
Rugged design is weather resistant perfect for unpredictable jobsite conditions
Protective bumpers add durability to the design
Rich stereo sound plays from two powerful 3.25" side-firing drivers
Digital backlit quartz display allows to see the clock even in low light situations
A single LXT Lithium Ion (3.0Ah) battery provides up to 16 hours (2 work days!) of runtime on a single charge
5 Pre-Set FM/AM buttons store your favorite radio stations
Dual purpose dial controls volume and tuning for easy operation
Compatible with Makita' s slide style and pod style batteries, stick style batteries are not compatible

Specs

Voltage: 9.6 Volts - 24 Volts
Digital Tuner: FM/AM
Backlit LCD Display: Yes
Clock: Yes
Memory Preset: 5 FM/ 5 AM
Weather Resistant: Yes
Battery Compatibility: All Makita Slide & Pod Style
Length: 10.25"
Width: 6.5"
Height: 12"

Shipping weight: 15.00 lbs.
Warranty: [Warranty Info]

In The Box

AC Adaptor (SE00000002)
Antenna(SE0360PC5J)

Accessories

All Makita Slide & Pod Batteries 192019-4, 192638-6, 192697-A, 192296-8, 192598-2, 193157-5, 193623-2, 192600-1, 193158-3, 193352-7, 193782-2, 194157-8, 192827-3, 192829-9, 193159-1, 194158-6, 194205-3, 194230-4, 193737-7, 193740-8

2 Reviews

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2 Reviews
Overall Rating:

2.4

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Reviews

"Great radio" Submitted on March 10th, 2008

Average Rating: 3.8

Features

3

Performance

5

Reliability

3

Value

4

Pros: Sound good and easy to use
Cons: NO BATTERY CHARGER

Comments:
I don't know what is with that other review but this radio does sound quite good and mine has functioned very well. One very bad thing is that there is no built in battery charger I know that the yellow D has a charger built in. I don't know what Makita was thinking when they gave it an a/c adaptor. I don't think that the adaptor will last like a normal power cord will.

"Junk" Submitted on October 29th, 2007

Average Rating: 1

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