In reply to Post #15
I agree on the pure move I had one until the battery stopped working. At the time I didn't realise you could replace easily so I binned it ....! Still regret that.
I replaced it with a Roberts Sports Radio. This is a great little radio and a lot smaller than the pure move. Although the charge doesn't last as long I can charge it from
My power pack.
I agree on the pure move I had one until the battery stopped working. At the time I didn't realise you could replace easily so I binned it ....! Still regret that.
I replaced it with a Roberts Sports Radio. This is a great little radio and a lot smaller than the pure move. Although the charge doesn't last as long I can charge it from
My power pack.
In reply to Post #9
I'm still using my old school Sony rascal radio still works fine !
I'm still using my old school Sony rascal radio still works fine !
As below...Pure Move.
on the Pure Move the rubber on the back of mine has gone all sticky and peeling. I think I read a way of dealing with it one here once but I've forgotten so if anyone can remember 
Pure move for me until I chucked it in my tool bag and knackered the screen up
It's now buried in the country side somewhere
It's now buried in the country side somewhere
In reply to Post #20
Roberts,Can't remember the model but the one I bought has a rubber surround to protect it.
Roberts,Can't remember the model but the one I bought has a rubber surround to protect it.
In reply to Post #21
Think thats the roberts play, thats the one im going to go with.
Think thats the roberts play, thats the one im going to go with.
I've got the Roberts eco logic one now 👍
In reply to Post #23
Think it was about £70, money well spent though, doesn't seem to eat batteries either. For some reason I have to use the serial when it's plugged in to a power pack.
Think it was about £70, money well spent though, doesn't seem to eat batteries either. For some reason I have to use the serial when it's plugged in to a power pack.
In reply to Post #24
Aerial, not serial😕😕😕
Aerial, not serial😕😕😕
When my Sony DAB died, I bought one of the Atom Powerpacs DAB radios. £40 & has a rechargeable battery or can run off a powerpack via a mini USB cable. Only drawback is that the screen doesn't display any of the station info or names but for a basic DAB radio, it works as well as any others I have tried.
In reply to Post #26
I nearly bought the atom one but after a quick search around ebay I got the same one for less than £20, had mine a while and it does everything I need and works great. (Bluetooth speaker, sd card, usb in, fm and dab radio)
Daz
I nearly bought the atom one but after a quick search around ebay I got the same one for less than £20, had mine a while and it does everything I need and works great. (Bluetooth speaker, sd card, usb in, fm and dab radio)
Daz
In reply to Post #24
Cheapest ive found is £67. Do they have a built in rechargeable battery or do they require batteries mate?
Cheapest ive found is £67. Do they have a built in rechargeable battery or do they require batteries mate?
In reply to Post #28
They require batteries, 4 x AA A if memory serves.
They require batteries, 4 x AA A if memory serves.
In reply to Post #28
you can use rechargeable or normal there is a little switch inside the battery compartment for recharge or alkaline
if you use rechargeable the mains adaptor will also charge them
you can use rechargeable or normal there is a little switch inside the battery compartment for recharge or alkaline
if you use rechargeable the mains adaptor will also charge them