Title: Wish it could charge the battery
Product review: I received this radio as a gift from another vendor (spent a lot of $$ there...)It sounds great, is very rugged and has many thoughtful features (weather band is one). The "rubber ducky" antenna is fine for strong stations but you will need a long piece of wire to connect to the aux antenna connection (yeah, they thought of that too). I don't own any Mil. tools that use the "super battteries" that got a very poor rating on Amazon. So to use it on the go I would have to buy a battery and a charger. Why couldn't they incorporate a charger as in some of the other brands?
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