MAKITA DMR106 AM/FM BLUETOOTH JOB SITE RADIO The Makita DMR106 radio has class 2 bluetooth connectivity allowing you to wirelessly connect your phone or mobile music player within a range of 10 metres. The radio can be powered from Makita lithium-ion batteries or from the included AC power adapter. FEATURES Separate battery ports for 7.2v, 10.8v and for the 14.4v and 18v batteries Approx runtime from a Makita 18V 5Ah battery is 20 hours USB port on front allows for charging mobile device Two large 89mm stereo speakers provide higher quality sound Compatible with all Makita Li-ion batteries including Makita 'G' batteries (excluding the new Makita CXT Slide type 10.8v batteries) AUX-IN jack (1 inside battery compartment and 1 on front) for connecting to external audio source (Connecting cable not included) Digital display tuner Elastomer bumpers protect against rough handling. Falling impact strength of 1.0m Shower proof withstands up to 5 minutes exposure to rain Retractable antenna SPECIFICATION Battery Range: 7.2 - 18v Frequency Range: FM 87.5 - 108 Mhz Frequency Range: AM 522 - 1629 kHz Speakers: 2x 89mm Dimensions(mm): 257 x 163 x 431 USB Charge Port: Yes Approx runtime: - 7.2V 1.0Ah (BL7010) - 2.0 hours - 10.8V 1.3Ah (BL1013) - 3.0 hours - 14.4V 3.0Ah (BL1430) - 10.0 hours - 18V 1.5Ah (BL1815N) - 5.7 hours - 18V 3.0Ah (BL1830) - 11.0 hours - 18V 4.0Ah (BL1840) - 15.0 hours - 18V 5.0Ah (BL1850) - 20.0 hours Practical Output: - 7.2v - 0.5w x 2 - 10.8v - 1.2w x 2 - 14.4v - 2.2w x 2 - 18v - 3.5w x 2 Net weight: 4.2 kg

Ive had this tuner for a long time. It came to me with its marks on the casing but Ive done my best to look after it whilst its been in my posession. I dont think Ive seen another one since. I first heard this tuner about 20 years ago and was absolutely blown away by its performance. I was amazed when I found one for sale a few months later - I had to have it. The FMT 2 does have a problem where it doesnt produce any output till after its warmed up - usually about 2 or 3 mins after being switched on. I contacted Nytech who still service Ion Systems and Nytech equipment and they said they could repair it. I havent got around to sending it to them. They also advised that issue is definitely going to be with the FMT and not the X-PAK. This hasnt bothered me that much in the past because Ive just powered it up and given it a couple of minutes to warm up. Its always been the same for years and well worth the wait, however it would be nice to have the remedial work done as its a very special piece of British Hi-fi. Apparently this tuner was known as the Naim Beater - I can see why. Local collection welcome from SS1 or I can post.