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The Raynic Emergency Radio is a portable AM/FM/SW/NOAA weather radio with a 5000mAh battery, solar panel, hand crank and a built-in flashlight and SOS siren. It auto-scans for NOAA alerts when switched on or in standby, so it can wake you when a warning is issued. It also works as a phone charger and has a headphone jack. It suits campers, preppers and households that want a backup radio for storms and outages; against rivals it stands out on charging options and the alert standby mode, but its tuning and speaker are basic next to pricier weather radios.
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Owners treat it as a dependable backup for power cuts and storms, and the automatic NOAA alert is the feature most often singled out. Complaints center on the small speaker and the slow hand crank and solar charging.
The Raynic Emergency Radio is a portable weather radio with AM, FM, SW and NOAA bands. It scans for NOAA emergency and weather alerts when it is turned on or in standby mode, and it sounds an alert if a warning is issued.
A large LCD with digital tuning shows the battery level and the current frequency. Press Tune+ or Tune- to auto-scan for stations. Long press the Dimmer button to turn off the backlight and enter power-saving mode.
It can be powered six ways: the built-in rechargeable battery, an AC adapter, DC 5V USB input, hand crank, solar panel, or 3 AAA batteries (not included). A USB connector can charge USB-enabled devices. It has a 3W flashlight, a 2.5W reading lamp, and an SOS button that triggers a loud alarm with a flashing red light. A 3.5 mm headphone jack allows private listening. The radio is IPX3 water-resistant.
