Radioddity Raddy RF760 Portable SSB Shortwave Radio with NOAA Alerts – Full-Band AM/FM/SW/CB/VHF/UHF/WX/AIR

Compact, capable radio you can count on

The Radioddity RF760 packs a surprising range of bands and smart details into a pocket-sized package. Its dimensions are 4.4 x 2.4 x 0.8 inches and it weighs about 0.46 pounds, making it easy to carry in a bag or glove compartment while you explore the airwaves.

Key features that matter for everyday listening

Beyond basic AM and FM, the RF760 reaches CB, WX, and NOAA Weather broadcasts, plus Alert signals. Shortwave reception covers 2–30 MHz with Single Side Band, and the receiver also covers UHF, VHF, and Airband. An adjustable bandwidth in SSB mode helps you tailor the signal for clearer reception when interference is present.

• 9.7-foot external wire antenna with a 3.5 mm connector for more stable reception when you’re away from fixed antennas.
• Includes an earphone jack for private listening and improved signal-to-noise in noisy environments.
• Automatic or manual station search can store up to 700 stations, with a dedicated knob for fine-tuning.
• NOAA weather alert capability provides timely weather hazard notifications when available, supporting situational awareness.

Designed for real-life use

This radio is ideal for travelers, campers, hikers, and emergency preppers who want a reliable, portable way to monitor broadcasts when internet or power may be limited. The compact build makes it easy to pack in a bug-out bag, while the large memory and intuitive controls reduce setup time when time matters.

• Portable and lightweight for everyday carry and field use.
• Flexible reception across a wide range of bands supports diverse listening scenarios.
• Private listening with the included earphone jack for quiet, focused listening anywhere.

What you gain is flexibility and choice

The RF760 blends automatic station storage with manual tuning, plus access to long-range stations via SSB even when connectivity is limited. It’s a versatile option for daily listening, travel, and preparedness planning, presenting possibilities rather than guarantees.