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The Raynic is a weather-alert emergency radio with a 12000mAh (44400mWh) built-in battery, a hand crank, a solar panel and a large backlit LCD with digital AM/FM/SW/WB tuning. It auto-scans NOAA channels and can sound an alert when a warning is issued, including in standby. It suits households in storm, wildfire or flood country and campers who want a radio that keeps working when the grid does not. Against simpler crank radios it adds a bigger battery, a screen and automatic alerts; the trade-off is size and weight, and the solar panel and crank are slow ways to recharge a battery this large.
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Lowest price we've seen: $51.49 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
This is a compact emergency weather radio with a 12000mAh/44400mWh built-in rechargeable battery. It receives AM, FM, SW and NOAA weather band (WB) broadcasts. It scans for NOAA emergency and weather alerts when it is turned on or in standby mode, and it alerts the user when a warning is issued.
A large LCD with digital tuning shows the battery level and the current frequency. Pressing Tune+ or Tune- auto-scans for stations. Long-pressing the Dimmer button turns off the backlight and enters power-saving mode.
It can be charged six ways: the built-in battery, an AC adapter, DC 5V USB input, hand crank, solar panel, or 3 AAA batteries (not included). It has a 3W flashlight, a 2.5W reading lamp and an SOS alarm. A USB output charges USB-enabled devices, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack allows private listening. The radio is IPX3 water-resistant.
