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The Emerson ER-7051 is a compact emergency radio that combines an AM/FM/NOAA weather band tuner, a hand-crank dynamo, a solar panel, a 4,000mAh battery and a USB-A power bank output in one pocket-sized body. It also has an LED torch and an emergency siren. It suits people building a blackout kit, campers and hikers who want a backup radio and charger without a separate power bank. Against rivals like the Midland ER series and generic crank radios, it covers more charging paths (crank, solar, USB-C) and a larger battery, but it is a small single-speaker radio with direct tuning and no preset memory, so it is a basic tool rather than a hi-fi receiver.
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This emergency radio receives AM, FM and NOAA weather band stations. It also has an emergency siren. Controls include a rotary volume dial, direct tuning and a power on/off switch.
It can be charged with the hand-crank dynamo, the solar charging panel or a USB cable. The 4,000mAh rechargeable battery also works as a power bank through the USB-A output. A backup battery pack that uses 3 AA batteries (not included) is also supported.
An LED emergency light (torch) has its own on/off switch. A hand strap and a USB charging cable are included.
