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Question: do any of the dewalt worksite radio/charger have a bulit in cd player
Document: If you want to charge your dewalt batteries, and don't have high standards for sound quality you will probably like it.6. also? why would you not bother putting a cd player in this? when it comes with a hard case for your CD's?
I have a friend that has one of the older models and he has put it thru HELL (hauls it around in the back of his truck, left it out in the rain and has taken it to very job site he goes). That's good enough for me to purchase one of the DeWalt DC011 Combination Worksite Radio and Charger which I purchased with other DeWALT items from Amazon.com.
I have this radio / charger but I'm not very impressed. I tried to find the old analog model, but couldn't, so I bought the digital model. After about 6 months the FM radio went out. I can get a new board, but it's $60 plus shipping from Dewalt. Other than that, I didn't have any of the other problems mentioned in the reviews. For the price it should have a CD player build in. I use a portable plugged into the Aux. port.
Charges 18v batteries in no time.... Radio reception not so great. No memory without small batteries installed, ( which don't last long at all. )Tuning knob is slow and cumbersome. Should be called a worksite charger with radio add-on.
As often as not, I end up settling for a station I'd rather not listen to, or turn the thing off altogether.This is an oversized, overpriced, battery charger. It comes with a radio so bad that it's a wonder any manufacturer would even allow it to leave the factory.NOTE: This is a review of the DEWALT DC011 Heavy-Duty Worksite Radio Charger.
I love listening to loud music in the shop while I work and this machine features good sound at high volume with little distortion. Since I own an i-pod and an MP3 player, the auxillary plug-in feature comes in really handy for sure!I also have a variety of Dewalt cordless tools in both 14.4v and 18v, and many batteries to go with them, the extra multi-volt charger is a most welcome addition to the shop.This machine is built tough and built to last!
I must confess this was a bit of an impulse buy. I already owned theDC911 radio/charger, but had been driven crazy by the knob tuning, and really liked the idea of being able to keep my MP3 player with the unit.When using the DC911, it's always been nice to just grab the radio, walk wherever you're going to work, and carry your music with you.
ItvArrive timely. Well biult study radio. It geys awesome reception fairly loud. It has jack for mp3 plsyer. Can run off dewalt battery or plugs in. A biult in cd plsuer would be oy improvment. Pricy but wortg it
I have the first version of the DeWalt Radio and won't think about purchasing another one until DeWalt improves the battery drain issue, reception is horrible and drifts, should have a built in MP3 capable CD-R/DVD-R/DVD+R player. The aux input is a stupid idea.
Durable and hi-tech design functions well overall, but battery life issues others report are all too real. And, where is the CD player? What were they thinking? Needs a little more work to be a tool I'd want to keep, so mine went back. Hit Wally World on the way back to the jobsite for a &lt;$50 replacement with better sound quality but sans charger. I didn't really need another charger anyway.
Answer: yes