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This is a multi-power emergency radio with AM/FM/SW bands, NOAA weather alerts, a 5000mAh battery, solar charging, a hand crank and USB charging. It also works as a power bank and has a built-in flashlight and reading lamp. The large battery and four charging paths put it ahead of basic crank radios that carry small cells and only one or two ways to recharge. It suits households in storm and wildfire country, campers and anyone building a blackout kit. The trade-offs are typical of the class: a hand crank recharges slowly, and shortwave reception depends on extending the antenna.
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This emergency radio has a built-in 5000mAh (18500mWh) rechargeable battery that can top up a mobile phone. In everyday use it charges through micro USB. When mains power isn't available, it can be powered by the hand crank, the solar panel or three AAA batteries.
It receives AM (522–1620kHz), FM (87–108MHz) and SW (3.2–22MHz) bands. A DSP anti-interference chip and an ultra-long antenna improve sensitivity. The large HD screen shows exact station data, so you don't have to tune by feel.
The built-in LED torch has three modes. A pull-up solar panel doubles as a reading lamp. An SOS alarm button sounds a distress signal. The body is made of robust plastic for outdoor use.
