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This is a portable emergency radio that runs on a solar panel, a hand crank or a built-in rechargeable battery, and doubles as a power bank and LED light. The multi-source charging is the point: when the grid is down or you are far from an outlet, you can still get news and light. It suits campers, hikers and anyone building a home emergency kit. Against simpler crank-only radios it adds solar charging and phone charging; the trade-off is a bulkier body and crank charging that is slow.
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This portable emergency radio can be powered three ways: a built-in solar panel, a hand crank, or USB charging. It receives AM, FM and NOAA weather channels, so weather alerts come through without cell service.
It has an LED flashlight and a built-in 2000mAh power bank that can charge a phone or GPS device. The housing has IPX3 splash-proof protection against rain and snow. At 220 g, it is small enough for a backpack or jacket pocket.
