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19 July 2023

Raddy RF75A Review

by Steven B. Combs, Ph.D.

The Raddy RF75A is a high-quality portable handheld multi-band radio that is perfect for home, travel, and outdoors. The on-device controls and iOS or Android phone app make It is easy to use and it has a variety of features that make it a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable and affordable radio when you want to disconnect from your phone and enjoy all that analog airwaves have to offer.

Raddy RF75A


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Title: Raddy RF75A Review: A Retro Multiband Radio with Modern Features

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Synopsis

Key features of the Raddy RF75A include:

The Raddy RF75A is available in cool outdoor and military inspired colors and is priced at around $50. It is a great value for a high-quality and seemingly durable two-way radio. But check Amazon regularly for discounts!

Technical specifications of the Raddy RF75A:

If you are looking for a reliable and affordable portable handheld radio, the Raddy RF75A is a great option. It is easy to use and has a variety of features that make it a great choice for anyone looking for an on-the-go radio or to simply scan the airwaves for great analog content like it was the 1970s!

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