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NEVER NEEDS BATTERIES. CHARGES BY USB, SOLAR OR HAND-CRANKED POWER. The rechargeable Emergency Handcrank Power Radio keeps you connected to the world when severe weather strikes. It's fully loaded with a digital AM/FM radio, shortwave radio and seven 24-hour NOAA weather stations with alerts that sound during tornados and other emergencies. Features include a 5-LED reading light, LED flashlight, digital clock with dual alarms, carry strap and onboard USB charging station for all iPhones, Galaxies, Blackberrys and other portable devices. Runs on solar power, rechargeable battery, handcrank power or disposable batteries.
The Kaito Silver Voyager Pro comes with multiple radio bands, LED flashlight and reading lamp and an alarm. But its best feature is the automatic emergency weather alerts, meaning the radio can notify you when there is a severe weather warning in your area. Weight: 1.36 pounds (22 oz.) Dimensions: 5.5 inches high x 9.5 inches wide x 2.75 inches thick Bands: AM, FM, shortwave and weather (NOAA) LED flashlight plus 5-LED reading lamp Built-in standard USB outlet to charge many small electronics (does NOT charge Apple devices) NOAA Weather Alert Temperature and humidity display Up to 235 preset memory positions Dual alarm clock settings Clock, alarm, and calendar features Includes headphones Materials: Plastic, metal, rubber
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