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A compact emergency radio that runs on a hand crank or its solar panel, so it works when the grid is down. It adds a flashlight, an SOS alarm and a USB port for topping up a phone. It suits campers, hikers and households building a blackout kit. Against plain battery radios it trades audio quality for self-sufficiency; against pricier NOAA models it is simpler and lighter but has a smaller speaker and fewer tuning options.
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This portable emergency radio can be powered by a built-in solar panel, a hand crank or USB charging. It receives AM, FM and NOAA weather channels, so it can deliver weather alerts without cell service. It also has an LED flashlight and a built-in power bank.
The 2000mAh power bank can charge a phone or GPS device. The radio has IPX3 splash-proof protection, so it can handle rain and snow. It weighs 220g and measures 12.8 × 6.0 × 4.5 cm, so it fits in a backpack or jacket pocket.
