Hand-cranked radio with solar panel, flashlight and power bank functionality. This robust hand-cranked radio can be charged via the built-in hand crank, solar panel or micro-USB port. It can also charge your mobile phone. Product information

Frequency information is easily accessible when searching for radio channels. Hand-cranked radio for emergencies. Solar charger. Wilderness survival - camping. More product information: Hand-cranked radio with solar panel, flashlight and power bank functionality. This robust hand-cranked radio can be charged via the built-in hand crank, solar panel or micro-USB port. It can also charge your mobile phone. In addition to receiving FM and AM radio broadcasts, ensuring you get important information from the government or other social organizations, it also has an LED flashlight on one side for illumination even in the dark. This hand-cranked radio can also charge your mobile phone in emergencies. There is a standard USB port on the radio, allowing you to connect a standard charging cable to your phone. It is highly recommended that you include a hand-cranked radio in your emergency kit.

It is highly recommended to have a hand-cranked radio in your emergency kit. In a crisis situation, being able to receive information from relevant authorities via Sveriges Radio P4 is crucial, and an emergency radio can be invaluable. Since it can be charged in several ways, you can use it with confidence. In addition, it can also be used as a power bank to provide a small amount of power to your mobile phone, which is undoubtedly an added benefit. When using the hand-cranked radio for the first time, you must shake it for 3 to 5 minutes to activate the battery. To maximize the use of the solar panels, they must be exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods.