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product_id: 9487284
title: "C Crane CC Skywave AM, FM, Shortwave, Weather and Airband Portable Travel Radio with Clock and Alarm"
brand: "c.crane"
price: "2544 DH"
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# Illuminated LCD for night & travel use 5 bands: AM/FM/Weather/Shortwave/Airband 400 memory presets for instant access C Crane CC Skywave AM, FM, Shortwave, Weather and Airband Portable Travel Radio with Clock and Alarm

**Brand:** c.crane
**Price:** 2544 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌍 Tune In, Stand Out: The World’s Airwaves in Your Pocket

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** C Crane CC Skywave AM, FM, Shortwave, Weather and Airband Portable Travel Radio with Clock and Alarm by c.crane
- **How much does it cost?** 2544 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/9487284-c-crane-cc-skywave-am-fm-shortwave-weather-and-airband)

## Best For

- c.crane enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted c.crane brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Preset Powerhouse:** Store up to 400 presets and never miss your favorite stations or emergency alerts.
- • **Travel-Ready Design:** Compact, lightweight, and pocket-friendly—your ultimate companion for every adventure.
- • **Global Radio Explorer:** Seamlessly tune AM, FM, Weather, Shortwave, and Airband frequencies anywhere you roam.
- • **Smart Signal Scanning:** Direct frequency input plus auto-scan feature ensures you find the best reception effortlessly.
- • **Precision Tuning Control:** Switch between fast and fine tuning to zero in on crystal-clear signals with ease.

## Overview

The C Crane CC Skywave is a compact, travel-friendly radio offering multi-band reception including AM, FM, Weather, Shortwave (2.3-26.1 MHz), and Airband. It features an illuminated LCD screen, adjustable tuning modes, and can store up to 400 presets. Powered by 2 AA batteries and weighing just 5.5 ounces, it delivers exceptional signal clarity and versatility for global radio enthusiasts and professionals on the move.

## Description

The CC SkywaveTM unveils a captivating world of radio, whether at home or on the go. It excels in reception, audio quality, and durability. With an intuitive design, it's easy to use and delivers outstanding performance. It also offers signal manipulation to minimize interference.

Review: Small and Powerful - I was a little apprehensive about spending $90 for another radio. I've had many,but the reviews convinced me this was the ultimate travel radio. After spending a day using it, I am very pleased with my purchase. I like the fact it can go everywhere(and it will)and can fit into a pants or jacket pocket. I also like having ten presets with easy access. There are more presets available,but ten is more than enough on each band. The ATS feature is a nice bonus,as well. ATS works nice on Shortwave,but there are so few Shortwave stations worth listening to. Most of them are in a different language and 90% of the English transmissions are of a religious nature and are worthless to me. Honestly, I was expecting Sangean PR D5 performance on AM, and this is the only shortcoming I have found. The AM is excellent.but not quite as good as the PR D5, my usual reference. Maybe it;s the size,but it is far better than any radio this small I have ever owned. The FM is exceptional. The Skywave can really separate the signals. We have a 10,000 wattt station on 1070 two miles from here. WBAL in Baltimore on 1090, about 140 miles from here will come in. For example, the CCrane EP, the best AM long distance radio I have cannot receive it. Selectivity and sensitivity are both superb. The included headphones are high quality and the FM sounds great. It's nice having the Weather band. I haven't used the Aircraft band yet. There are only a few small regional airports near here. I have and have had many radios. This little gem will be with me everywhere, The sound is not tinny at all, and it;s only slightly larger than two pocket radios I have the CCrane Pocket and The Sangean DX200. The speaker on the CCrane is tinny. There is no deep bass feature. The sound out of the Sangean is better with the extra bass feature, and it is nice the Skywave has voice and music settings. Both talk and music sound better on the music setting. The Skywave is a winner. It is a lot of radio in a very small package and it is worth the 30 or so extra dollars over a traditional pocket radio.
Review: For the size, features, bands, and price don't see how it could be any better.... Well, except for the filter I mentioned....... - Well, UPS stopped by a couple of hours ago..... Let me give a little history. About a year ago I went radio crazy and bought 5/6 radios, the most expensive about $60. Had analog SW on a few. Well, anyway, got frustrated with the SW after a few hours of "searching" around. Also, had hoped to "pull in" distant AM stations late at night. That didn't work out either (I think that's called DXing). If I'm not mistaken, about the time I quit foolin' with my radios C Crane announced the Skywave. Frankly, I can't remember what caused me to consider and then buy this radio. For the past couple of hours, I've been going through the instruction book (which is great) and trying out some of the functions and bands. On shortwave picked up a station in Nashville (I'm in Virginia Beach). Nice country music....then, the station sent me to another frequency and it turned to one of those whack-job so-called Christian stations. Used the ATS and the radio picked up a bunch of channels on SW. I'm listening to one of those now. Haven't a clue as to where it is???? Speaker is fine. I think it's amazing that it's so small and sounds so good (hey, I'm an old guy and my hearing ain't all that great). Size seems perfect. If it were smaller the buttons would be too small. And, see no advantage of it being larger. I'm maybe five miles from our airport and the tower frequency comes in decently. Tried a few local FM stations and they were fine. So far it's been easy to learn the functions. As I mentioned a well-written instruction booklet. Anyway, as I said, I've only had this a few hours (dang, I just heard Beijing....wow, that's cool.....of course, I could be wrong). This is surely meeting all of my expectations and then some. (China radio international, yes, I guess it is China) This is cool. Frequency is 6020 and it's 9:30 PM EST. Here's a link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Radio_International For newcomers, I'd suggest going through the instruction booklet front to back. Sure made it easy for me. This is not what I would call an inexpensive radio. That said, based on my limited experience with several other small radios this is fairly and reasonably priced for what it is. I surely have no buyer remorse and I'm sure this will provide many hours of great radio listening. Hey, I'm listening to China for cryin' out loud!!!!! Changes I'd like to see. Yes, just one. A filter to get rid of those darn Christian stations (Yes, I know I'm sure I ticked off a bunch of people with that comment.) If you're on the fence about buying this, I can think of no reason you shouldn't. The specs and features are accurately described. It is what it is and that's fine with me. Regards, George EDIT: BTW, before ordering I called desertcart and they said, Yes, this is the latest model with the changes. EDIT: 12:15 AM Radio Havana 6000 Don't forget about the bandwidth button, it makes a difference.

## Features

- Multi-Band Reception: AM, FM, Weather Alerts, Shortwave (2.3-26.1 MHz), and Air Band
- Frequency Input & Auto Scan: Enter frequencies directly and let the radio scan and store them
- Illuminated LCD Screen
- Adjustable Tuning: Choose between fast and fine tuning on most bands
- Memory Presets: Store up to 400 presets

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00QMTI6YK |
| Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,787) |
| Date First Available | December 5, 2014 |
| Department | All Ages |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 5.5 ounces |
| Item model number | SKWV |
| Manufacturer | C.Crane |
| Product Dimensions | 4.75 x 1.1 x 3 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** C.Crane
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Auxiliary
- **Included Components:** Radio Unit
- **Power Source:** 30-100 mA DC (depending on headphone, speaker usage, and volume)
- **Product Dimensions:** 4.75"L x 1.1"W x 3"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** 2-Band
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Emergency Preparedness, Outdoor Activities
- **Special Feature:** Portable
- **Tuner Technology:** AM, FM

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: The listing here says the shipping weight is "0.3 ounces".  Does anyone know what this actually weighs? (considering for ditch bag, so weight matters)**
A: With two standard AA batteries installed the entire unit ( including the little strap )weighs exactly 228 grams or 8.0 ounces. ( 0.502 pounds)

**Q: Does radio come with AC adapter or is that extra**
A: AC adapter does NOT come with the radio. It is extra @ Amazon for  $14.99. Two AA Batteries last 60 to 70 hours if radio is played at moderate volume.
As an emergency radio, I would stock up on a few AA Batteries when power is not available. Also, buy the insurance plan for only $4. Total repair or replacement at no charge.
Also, a great radio for camping. Reception would be the only question.

**Q: Is radio High Def?**
A: HD is Hybrid Digital. It broadcasts a Digital Signal on the same Analog Frequency, thence why it’s Hybrid Digital. CCrane currently does not have a single radio that offers HD neither DAB nor DRM. CCrane is an Analog Company.

**Q: Does the radio come with the "optional AC power supply" or must that be bought separately?**
A: C Crane's website says an ac power supply is included. I would recommend buying this radio direct from the manufacturer.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Small and Powerful
*by R***N on October 25, 2015*

I was a little apprehensive about spending $90 for another radio. I've had many,but the reviews convinced me this was the ultimate travel radio. After spending a day using it, I am very pleased with my purchase. I like the fact it can go everywhere(and it will)and can fit into a pants or jacket pocket. I also like having ten presets with easy access. There are more presets available,but ten is more than enough on each band. The ATS feature is a nice bonus,as well. ATS works nice on Shortwave,but there are so few Shortwave stations worth listening to. Most of them are in a different language and 90% of the English transmissions are of a religious nature and are worthless to me. Honestly, I was expecting Sangean PR D5 performance on AM, and this is the only shortcoming I have found. The AM is excellent.but not quite as good as the PR D5, my usual reference. Maybe it;s the size,but it is far better than any radio this small I have ever owned. The FM is exceptional. The Skywave can really separate the signals. We have a 10,000 wattt station on 1070 two miles from here. WBAL in Baltimore on 1090, about 140 miles from here will come in. For example, the CCrane EP, the best AM long distance radio I have cannot receive it. Selectivity and sensitivity are both superb. The included headphones are high quality and the FM sounds great. It's nice having the Weather band. I haven't used the Aircraft band yet. There are only a few small regional airports near here. I have and have had many radios. This little gem will be with me everywhere, The sound is not tinny at all, and it;s only slightly larger than two pocket radios I have the CCrane Pocket and The Sangean DX200. The speaker on the CCrane is tinny. There is no deep bass feature. The sound out of the Sangean is better with the extra bass feature, and it is nice the Skywave has voice and music settings. Both talk and music sound better on the music setting. The Skywave is a winner. It is a lot of radio in a very small package and it is worth the 30 or so extra dollars over a traditional pocket radio.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ For the size, features, bands, and price don't see how it could be any better.... Well, except for the filter I mentioned.......
*by G***C on October 21, 2015*

Well, UPS stopped by a couple of hours ago..... Let me give a little history. About a year ago I went radio crazy and bought 5/6 radios, the most expensive about $60. Had analog SW on a few. Well, anyway, got frustrated with the SW after a few hours of "searching" around. Also, had hoped to "pull in" distant AM stations late at night. That didn't work out either (I think that's called DXing). If I'm not mistaken, about the time I quit foolin' with my radios C Crane announced the Skywave. Frankly, I can't remember what caused me to consider and then buy this radio. For the past couple of hours, I've been going through the instruction book (which is great) and trying out some of the functions and bands. On shortwave picked up a station in Nashville (I'm in Virginia Beach). Nice country music....then, the station sent me to another frequency and it turned to one of those whack-job so-called Christian stations. Used the ATS and the radio picked up a bunch of channels on SW. I'm listening to one of those now. Haven't a clue as to where it is???? Speaker is fine. I think it's amazing that it's so small and sounds so good (hey, I'm an old guy and my hearing ain't all that great). Size seems perfect. If it were smaller the buttons would be too small. And, see no advantage of it being larger. I'm maybe five miles from our airport and the tower frequency comes in decently. Tried a few local FM stations and they were fine. So far it's been easy to learn the functions. As I mentioned a well-written instruction booklet. Anyway, as I said, I've only had this a few hours (dang, I just heard Beijing....wow, that's cool.....of course, I could be wrong). This is surely meeting all of my expectations and then some. (China radio international, yes, I guess it is China) This is cool. Frequency is 6020 and it's 9:30 PM EST. Here's a link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Radio_International For newcomers, I'd suggest going through the instruction booklet front to back. Sure made it easy for me. This is not what I would call an inexpensive radio. That said, based on my limited experience with several other small radios this is fairly and reasonably priced for what it is. I surely have no buyer remorse and I'm sure this will provide many hours of great radio listening. Hey, I'm listening to China for cryin' out loud!!!!! Changes I'd like to see. Yes, just one. A filter to get rid of those darn Christian stations (Yes, I know I'm sure I ticked off a bunch of people with that comment.) If you're on the fence about buying this, I can think of no reason you shouldn't. The specs and features are accurately described. It is what it is and that's fine with me. Regards, George EDIT: BTW, before ordering I called Amazon and they said, Yes, this is the latest model with the changes. EDIT: 12:15 AM Radio Havana 6000 Don't forget about the bandwidth button, it makes a difference.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by F***Y on September 3, 2015*

Excellent radio. Highly recommended. Slightly tinny on the sound. With 400 memories and lost of features. Its very sensitive and very immune to adjacent channel interference. Excellent on batteries, should last weeks. The ATS works really well an the AM and FM bands. In the SW bands the ATS is limited to pre-defined band segments rather then the entire SW band. This is a somewhat limiting feature, but understandable. You can tune with the knob in fast or coarse, with the direct frequency entry, or with the up/down keys. And of course the memory buttons. It also has seven weather bands and airplane band. There a BW filter options and 9/10KHz tune option on the AM

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