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Question: how do you access the aviation band advertised above in description? :"& Aviation Band (118-138 MHz)"
Document: Description states that it can receive the aviation band (118-138 MHz) but this is not true. This is the only reason why I purchased it. Very disappointing.
I bought this radio because the description said that it included the aviation band of 118-138 MHz. It does not. This product is going back, and is a big waste of everyone's time. Is it so difficult to have the description reflect the actual product?My rating of 3 stars reflects the device I received and ignores the false claim. For an inexpensive radio, it works. It only includes AM and FM bands. The sound is poor, but audible.
Works as advertised, good reception! Will be good to take on road trips and to the lake, recommend for casual listening.
Very difficult to tune into a specific station. Also the description states &#34;1-99 minutes sleep timer&#34;  There is no sleep timer.
It's inexpensive. If you want this for something simple and small to travel with, it is sufficient. It would receive 1 star (or less if I could) if I considered the inaccurate description, since it is of no use to me.
The AM side is slightly better, although sensitivity is lower here, and there's interference where other radios find none at all. On either band, finding a fully clean signal is nigh on impossible, and the speaker's tendency to distort easily doesn't help matters.Overall, the super-small design appears to be more than the Kaito engineers could compensate for.
should have read pocket radio instead of portable, very small. not able to pick up some moderate stations. but works okay, sounds good in small room.
This product arrived on time and packaged well. It is perfect for our morning walks and fits in with our walking outfits. Sound quality is good and the only reason I didn't give it a 5 star is the tuning. It is hard to hit the exact frequency using the digital read out and drifts a bit at first. I suspect with repeated use the tuner will wear in  and the tightness and springs will lessen and the drifting will abate. What more could you expect for 8 dollars.
This is identical to the Coby CX53 in every way, inside & out. It is painted silver gray, not blue like in the picture.Through the speaker & included earphone the sound sounds distorted, scratchy, like over compressed mp3s.Battery door pops off accidentally just by holding the radio in your hand & trying to tune the thing.
The miniaturization includes the antenna, which when fully extended reaches only about ten inches. The prerequisite "Tune" LED and carrying strap are there, but there's no stand on the back.Performance is about what you'd expect for a radio of this size and price, which is a bit of a disappointment coming from Kaito. FM tuning is a mess, there's no selectivity to speak of.
Answer: The one I ordered only receives AM and FM no aviation band.  Kaito may have other radios that do.