(120 reviews)
Why it's a best pick:
This radio runs off of Milwaukee 18-28 volt batteries either NiCad or Li-Ion, or plugged in. Has pass through on cord. Radio with presets, clock, and NOAA Weather Alert. It has 12 volt port for cellphone charging. It does NOT charge the Milwaukee batteries that it runs on when you run it on standard current. It has NO Built in Charger. So you have to purchase a battery & charger combination to make it cordless.
This unit is praised by reviewers for the volume produced by the Rockford Fosgate 44 watt sound with 3 stage EQ bass boost. It also accepts input from a iPod or CD or Mp3 player. This unit weighs 22 pounds Milwaukee also has a new smaller lighter model the M12.
Average User Rating:
(120 total reviews)
An excellent radio with some great features... June 04 2006This is the new version of Milwaukee's jobsite radio. In addition to AC power and 12-18 volt NiCad batteries, it also runs on Milwaukee's new 28 volt lith...read full review
It's holding up well. March 31 2004I heard a crash and then turned around. My radio was lying on the basement floor. I could have sworn I left it on top of the ladder...? Picked it up off...read full review
A great rugged radio for anyone! January 03 2005What others have said about the great sound is true, it's awesome. I'm not a pro so this radio goes back and forth from my shop to whatever part of the ho...read full review
Manufacturer Description:Milwaukee 49-24-0280 RADIO JOB SITEPowered by a two-way Rockford Fosgate 44 watt sound system with a 3-stage Punch EQ bass boost, the Job Site Radio provides crystal clear sound over all volumes. It features an impact resistant shell, steel handle and a blow-molded base. It operates on 120V AC power or 12V to 18V Milwaukee Power Plus batteries and new Milwaukee 18V to 28V lithium-ion batteries.The perfect compliment to your Milwaukee Cordless collection.
