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Question: I am looking for a radio that is compatible with korean frequencies specifically 98.5mhz will this radio fit that
Document: I was looking for a pocket-sized radio for emergency preparedness and this one seems to fit my needs. It not only has good AM/FM reception in the LA area, but it also receives selected SW frequencies as well. Light-weight and good reception. Meets my needs for my bug-out bag.
My favorite FM stations are often at the bottom of the dial, in frequencies where many higher-priced radios falter. This radio nails them all, in two markets where I have used it in the past three weeks, so I never miss a broadcast I'm looking for. I have had three small Grundigs (two older) and two small Sonys, all of which have some challenges with some of those stations,  This one is smaller.
Alright, if you are in a pinch and want a radio, this is it. Although it lacks Single Side Band, and a noticeable amount of frequencies not available(8.00MHZ to 9.20 MHZ), It still has the capability to do what it was designed for. It's great. The only problem I really have is that my tuning bar is crooked. But it doesn't affect the performance of the radio. Worth 25 USD.
To be fair, it was an older bookshelf radio that was getting less and less useful, but this little KA321 is amazing. I bought it initially to dx on shortwave, but then I realized that it is REALLY hard to tune in analog to known frequencies.Anyway, I use it mostly for listening to FM radio while working outside. I will either set it down and crank up the volume, or I can stick it in my pocket and listen that way.
This was just what I was looking for. the radio picks up the FM signals I want to listen to. I didn't need the shortwave section. I bought this because of it's size and portability. I use it at work and I plug in my stereo amplified speakers. It has decent sound for what it is. I would recommend this product.
Never have I gotten so much for $20. The fit and finish if excellent and feels well made. But just turn it on, especially with a good set of buds! I never realized how many FM stations I have! I was picking up short wave by the dozens at 4:00 PM and can hardly wait until later. I was very disappointed with the digital radio of about the same size I bought a few years back as the LCD display became useless.
Shortwave is unpredictable by nature and with only the included whip antenna, you can't expect it to be very stable, so you may need to clamp a long wire to it which I haven't tried yet. The sound with headphones is a very pleasing stereo, not mono, which was something I was looking for in the radio before I ordered it. Sound is great either way, so no worries in this regard. On headphones, a slight amount of static may be heard in the background.
I suspect this radio will shatter or be unrepairable if accidentally dropped on concrete or a hard surface. So keep these things in mind when considering how you&#8217;re going to use or handle the KA321.If you&#8217;re looking for a small multiband portable to get your feet wet in shortwave, or to give as a gift to someone who is clumsy. Or want a radio you won&#8217;t be upset to lose or break while camping, walking, etc.
The Kaito KA321 radio is just what I was looking for, It is smaller than my cell phone. The sound coming from the small speaker is amazing for a radio of this size, I received it this morning and I have had it on all day. It picks up FM and AM stations really well, The shortwave stations come in somewhat clear after dark. Still it is a very good radio for it's size and price, I have it on my desk and it hardly takes up any space.
I was looking forward to this radio after reading all of the glowing reviews, but as happens sometimes, the reality didn't match the hype. I could only ever get the primary FM band to pull a good signal, everything else was mostly buzz and static. Worse, the single FM band that performed for me at home and outside, didn't work at all at my desk at work. I live and work in the metro DC area, so its not like there is a dearth of signals here.
Answer: Frequencies may be set manually by number.....setting 98.5 is done just like setting 99.0 or 91.4......push buttons.......