HermitshellHermitshell Travel Case Fits C Crane CC Skywave AM/FM Shortwave Weather Airband Portable Radio Clock Alarm

I wasn’t sure if it would fit my CC Skywave SSB 2. But, fits perfect. The radio would turn on in my bag with the soft case that came with the radio. Not with this hard case.

Excellent little case, keeps the radio totally protected.For those wondering, this case is JUST big enough to hold the radio, the earbuds, AND the antenna. It’s a tight fit, but entirely doable if you arrange things properly.I turn the face of the radio to the outside of the case, and lock the radio buttons so that I don’t inadvertently turn it on & waste my batteries.I consider the case expensive but well worth the price, since I travel with my radio.

As you can see from my photos I keep my earbuds, spare batteries, and an external antenna as well as my SkyWave SSB radio in this case. I had noticed that so many complained about not being able to put their CCrane antenna in the case with the radio. So ditch the bulky CCrane antenna and make your own. My diy antenna is more than twice as long, has far better reception and fits perfectly in with all the other mentioned items. I used 18 AWG wire and two alligator clips.

Holds the CC Crane Skywave SSB radio + reel antenna + earbuds. Sturdy!

This is a perfect fit for the CC Skywave and a pair of earbuds. Radio is very well protected with the padding inside and the fact that the case is very firm with virtually no give when squeezed. You can throw it loosely in your backpack with no worries of damaging. There are two zippers for easy access when opening or closing in either direction you want. Feels like quality when you zip it open or closed. It comes with a carabineer so you can hang it from the outside our your pack. I definitely think you should get one if you have a CC Skywave radio. Very glad I did as I consider it a must have.