Eton FR100 Blackout, plug a problem
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plug a problem
Like the idea and the digital radio is a nice touch. My biggest problem is the plug. When the unit is plugged into a wall outlet the top of the unit covers part of the outlet above. This makes it impossible to use a 3 prong device and nearly impossible to plug in a 2 prong device. So you are dedicating an entire outlet to this one device. Seems they should have figured that one out.
Update (2/3/2012): This item is currently on sale here for the lowest price I’ve seen.
The featured review for this product, Eton FR100 Blackout Buddy Radio Silver Electronics, was written by Steven Talajkowski.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Tags: am-fm, blackout buddy, dad, emergency light, portable, portable radio, power failure radio light combination, radio, space saver
Posted on: March 18, 2010
Filed under: Reviews




Reviews (3)
R. Widebrook
February 4th, 2010 at 10:03 am
Battery Life? What battery life?
Nice to have them on sale, but endangers Total: # 1: A complete multi-day charges, the battery dies after only 45-55 minutes of stand-alone radio play. Could have wired-in 4xAAA NiMH battery, for a better NiMH from change when a techie person wanted to, but …. # 2: Rounded bottom means it lie flat on his back. # 3: Plug-design again. # 4: Switch a bit underbuilt / underdesigned. Positives: # 1: Nice blue LCD display when plugged in (not for standalone). Like a nitelite. # 2: Combo of digital / Rotary tuning is accurate. # 3: Sounds a bit thin, but very clean, clear /, is very well staffed. Result: Holder, if $ 5, send it paid if the retail asking $. Try, try again.
T - book lover
February 9th, 2010 at 12:40 am
I love this thing!
I have 2 of these one for each floor of my house. When we lose the power there is no more fumbling for batteries for the flashlight or candles. As soon as the power goes out it is right there shining brightly from the outlet, ready to unplug and use as a flashlight! I’m buying them this year for father’s day gifts!
Steven Talajkowski
March 12th, 2010 at 6:01 am
plug a problem
Rated 3 stars.
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