A few of these for bug-out and/or barter might be nice to have...

http://www.countycomm.com/gp4GOVPACK.htm

COUNTY COMM GP-4L IN GOV. PACK
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Recently a very good client requested some of our famous GP-4L radios packed to their specifications. They specified that the GP-4L be packed in military specification Aluminized polyethylene and nylon barrier film that will resist
the transmission of water vapor and other atmospheric gasses and the splash resistant case. We were more than happy to comply and as a result we ended up with some extras and are pleased to offer them here. These are ideal for long term storage radios in your emergency kit
Here Are The Specifications Of The Radio:
World's Smallest Digital Shortwave (3.4" X 2.55" X .83")
General Purpose, 4-Band Shortwave Receiver With Emergency Light
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We are pleased to introduce the new GP-4L. This is our proven and reliable GP-4 General Purpose 4-Band Short-wave Radio with a regulated LED Emergency Lamp added. This radio has been completely redesigned by our engineers and the the factory to be a important part of both your survival kit and your fun kit. The performance of this radio surpasses radios costing much more.
SPECIFICATIONS:
RUN TIME:
Radio: 150 hrs at 40% Volume
Light: 70 Hrs

FREQUENCY RANGE
FM 76-109 MHz
MW 520-1740Khz
SW 5.20-18.30 MHz
SW1= 49 Meter Bands 5.20 - 6.20 Mhz
41 Meter Bands 7.10 - 7.30 Mhz
31 Meter Bands 9.45 - 10.45 Mhz
SW2= 25 Meter Bands 11.01 - 12.05 Mhz
21 Meter Bands 13.60 - 13.80 Mhz
19 Meter Bands 15.10 - 15.60 Mhz
16 Meter Bands 17.55 - 18.30 Mhz
SENSITIVITY
FM < 10 microV
MW-AM < 1 microV/Meter
SW-AM < 30 micro V
POWER REQUIREMENTS
3-4.5 Volts DC via side jack (no adapter included)
2 each "AA" batteries
DIMENSIONS: 3.4" X 2.55" X .83"
WEIGHT: 85 Grams not including batteries
SPEAKER: 40 mm in diameter, 4 Ohms, .25 watt
EARPHONE JACK: 3.5 MM, Earphones Included

CLOCK: 12 Hour Format with Wake Up to Radio Alarm






Here's another supplier:
http://www.endtimesreport.com/GP-4L_Survival_Radio.html

The truth is Curtman, you wouldn't get the 150hrs rated usage time out of this if there was a GPS transmitter on board. Transmitters suck DC like there's no tomorrow. Run a current check using Ohm's law to tell if ANY of your devices are doing this.