ER310 Portable Emergency Crank Weather Radio
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$90.00at To The Nines Manitowish WatersChecked Nov 10
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The Midland ER310 is a portable NOAA weather radio with alert, built for storms, outages and evacuations. It runs on a rechargeable 3500 mAh lithium-ion battery rated for up to 45 hours of normal use, and you can top it up by solar panel or hand crank when there is no outlet. A 1400 Lux Cree LED flashlight and USB output for charging a phone round out the emergency kit. It suits campers, preppers and households in storm-prone areas; against simpler crank radios it adds solar charging and phone charging, but it is larger than pocket-sized units and the crank and solar charging are slow.
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Owners rate the ER310 highly and treat it as a dependable emergency radio. They like the multiple power sources, the loud alert and the bright flashlight, and many keep one in the house and one in the car.
The Midland ER310 is a portable emergency weather radio. It receives NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts with alerts, so it can deliver National Weather Service warnings on the go. It is meant for use during evacuations and extended power outages caused by severe weather.
It runs on three power sources: a built-in solar panel, a hand crank, and a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The battery gives up to 45 hours of normal use. A backup option takes 6 AA batteries.
The radio also has a USB charger for cell phones and tablets.
