Makita DMR110W 18v LXT / 12v MAX CXT DAB+ Digital Job Site Radio White Based on the DMR109W, the DMR110W can now play DAB+ radio as well as DAB. This updated version is compatible with the Makita 7.2 \'Cluster\' style batteries, and the 10.8v/12v Max CXT and 14.4v/18v LXT \'Slide\' style Li-Ion batteries. The DMR110W is not compatible with NiCD, NiMH or G-Series batteries. It can be powered by AC mains (cable included). FEATURES Capable of receiving DAB/DAB+ Radio Stations Dual power source: AC or Makita batteries. Flexible antenna can be removed and stored inside the radio. Soft grip carry handle swivels 90 degrees 2 speaker stereo system. Elastomer bumpers protect against rough handling on a jobsite Equipped with Micro USB port for software upgrade. AUX-IN jack for connecting to external audio source (connecting cable is not included) AC adaptor jack IP64 rated dust and shower-proof construction Easy-to-read digital tuner with LCD display Compatible with all Makita 7.2V Li-ion, CXT and LXT batteries SPECIFICATION Power Supply: AC Power Adaptor Batteries: 7.2v Cluster / 10.8v/12v Max CXT / 14.4v/18v LXT Li-Ion Batteries (Excluding Makita \'G\' Batteries) Frequency: FM 87.5 - 108 Mhz Frequency Range DAB: Band III 5A – 13F Speakers: 2 x 76mmØ (8Ω) Net Weight: 4.8kg (Without Battery) Approx. Runtime At Speaker Output (In Radio or AUX) = 100mW: - 1.0Ah (7.2v Cluster): 5 Hours - 1.3Ah (10.8v Cluster): 7 Hours - 1.5Ah (10.8-12v CXT): 8.5 Hours - 1.5Ah (14.4v LXT): 7 Hours - 1.5Ah (18v LXT): 7.5 Hours - 2.0Ah (10.8-12v CXT): 11 Hours - 2.0Ah (18v LXT): 10 Hours - 3.0Ah (14.4v LXT): 12 Hours - 3.0Ah (18v LXT): 14 Hours - 4.0Ah (10.8-12v CXT): 21 Hours - 4.0Ah (14.4v LXT): 19 Hours - 4.0Ah (18v LXT): 20 Hours - 5.0Ah (14.4v LXT): 23 Hours - 5.0Ah (18v LXT): 26 Hours - 6.0Ah (14.4v LXT): 25 Hours - 6.0Ah (18v LXT): 31 Hours Practical Output: - 7.2v Battery: 0.5w x 2 - 10.8v Battery: 1.2w x 2 - 14.4v Battery: 2.2w x 2 - 18v Battery: 3.5w x 2 IMPORTANT NOTICE Before Purchasing your DAB radio, to avoid disappointment would you please check the quality of signal, and which stations you can expect to receive in your area. www.getdigitalradio.com can help with this, other factors can include Heavy Built Up Area, Basement Premises, Steel Framed or Reinforced Concrete Building.