Self Charging Radio and Flashlight

A must for every camping, emergency and disaster kit, this Self Charging Radio and Flashlight can keep you lit and informed in dire circumstances.

Features:

Compact for easy portability
High sensitivity built-in FM telescopic antenna
Five way power
Volume switch for emergency siren sound and radio control
Flashlight with siren control
Torch and lantern operation
The unit can be vertically placed as a camping lantern
AM/FM band radio with weather band (optional)
External DC jack for recharge and operation

Average Customer Rating:

4.5 out of 5

4 of 4 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.

Customer Reviews for Self Charging Radio and Flashlight

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

Great for an emergency kit, December 28, 2007
By KellyCA from Bay Area, CA

Value:		4 out of 5
Durability:		4 out of 5
Workmanship:		4 out of 5

"I bought this item for my emergency kit, and it seems to work fine. It uses crank or solar charge, has a radio, has a light that can be popped up for "lantern" type use or can be used as a flashlight, and it has a siren."

Review 2 for Self Charging Radio and Flashlight

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

Alarm is good, December 26, 2007
By SON1977 from NJ

Value:		4 out of 5
Workmanship:		4 out of 5

"Good small size - easy to carry - hand crank for abut a min and get good light life and siren.

Radio even turned on and found station easily

Good product I recomnd this - will prob get one for myself"

Review 3 for Self Charging Radio and Flashlight

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

solar/hand crank flashlight and radio, September 9, 2006
By quark666 from Traverse City, Mi.

"The radio and flashlight work great. The flashlight also comes with a siren and falshing light option which is great. I have always wondered about a solar flashlight but the hand generator takes that concern away. Thank you Steven Wright."

2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

Review 4 for Self Charging Radio and Flashlight

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

Good Product, June 14, 2006
By campkid from Irvine, Ca

"This product is quite useful in a disaster kit, the
lantern feature is pretty neat, but the light is quite dim. There are several ways to charge it, the hand cranking for three minutes yields about ten minutes of power. The radio feature works great."

6 of 6 people found this review helpful.