A portable, rechargeable TV, such as the Axion AXN-8701 ($79.99 on Amazon.com), is handy for checking the latest news updates. The 7-inch LCD set receives local digital stations and runs up to 1.5 hours on battery power. It’s easy to reposition the Axion’s built-in antenna for better reception, or you can switch to the free-standing external antenna to pick up weaker signals. The car adapter is handy for roadside viewing or using your vehicle as a power supply.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
#2 of the 7 Emergency Items to have in an emergency
2012-06-20T11:32:00-07:00
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