Is it normal when using the radio with an AC adapter, that if you unplug
the adapter from the wall outlet with the cable still attached to the
radio that the radio still operates?

I thought that when connecting the power cable to the radio that the
internal batteries are disconnected by the power jack.

Thanks

On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 12:11:46 GMT, robtgross wrote:

Is it normal when using the radio with an AC adapter, that if you unplug
the adapter from the wall outlet with the cable still attached to the
radio that the radio still operates?

I thought that when connecting the power cable to the radio that the
internal batteries are disconnected by the power jack.

Thanks
Electronic switching.

So, its normal for the radio to stay on even if the adapter is removed
from the wall outlet with the cable still plugged into the power jack?

Thanks

Is it normal when using the radio with an AC adapter, that if you unplug
the adapter from the wall outlet with the cable still attached to the
radio that the radio still operates?

I thought that when connecting the power cable to the radio that the
internal batteries are disconnected by the power jack.

Thanks

Electronic switching.

On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 13:30:50 GMT, robtgross wrote:

So, its normal for the radio to stay on even if the adapter is removed
from the wall outlet with the cable still plugged into the power jack?

Thanks

Is it normal when using the radio with an AC adapter, that if you unplug
the adapter from the wall outlet with the cable still attached to the
radio that the radio still operates?

I thought that when connecting the power cable to the radio that the
internal batteries are disconnected by the power jack.

Thanks

Electronic switching.

If that's what it does. Not that unusual.

i dont have that particular radio but none of the several different
sangean models that i own have "electronic switching". i cant think of
another radio that i have ever used that didnt use mechanical switching
on the power jack. if that radio does have this feature then it seems
to be of a more advanced design than is common. perhaps other circuits
are superior also? you know sony.... better quality, but usually just a
little bit odd.