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The Mesqool Solar Radio Emergency Hand Crank is a weather radio with NOAA, FM and AM bands, a 12,000mAh battery, a large monocrystalline solar panel and a hand crank. It is built for power outages, storms and off-grid camping, where it can also charge a phone. Its main rivals are smaller emergency radios with modest panels and batteries; this one leans on a bigger solar panel and a faster crank generator, at the cost of size and weight.
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This is an emergency weather radio that receives NOAA, FM and AM bands. It has a high-sensitivity signal chip, noise-reduction circuitry and an extended antenna. It can be powered five ways: solar panel, hand crank, 12000mAh lithium battery, Type-C input, or 3 AAA batteries.
The solar panel is an 8500mm² monocrystalline panel. The hand crank has an upgraded internal generator with a larger copper coil and a reinforced magnet, plus an extended crank arm for low-effort turning. The crank can power the radio or charge a phone. The battery should be checked on arrival and fully charged before first use.
The flashlight casts a beam up to 260 feet. A flip-up frosted reading lamp gives a softer light. Both LED lights have two brightness levels. The radio has a large tuning knob, labeled buttons and a non-slip grip. It also has an SOS alarm.
