Model A1 2,000mAh Emergency Solar Hand Crank NOAA Weather Radio
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[2000MAH POWER BANK WILL KEEP DEVICES POWERED] The FosPower FOSPWB-2376 emergency radio incorporates a 2000mAh power bank capable of providing emergency power to any small tablet or phone.
[3 POWER SOURCES POWER WHEN YOU NEED IT] Use the emergency weather radio's 3 power sources when you need a boost of power or need to recharge the radio. The radio's crank lever and solar panel are both capable of regenerating enough power to keep the radio, lights, and SOS alarm ready to go when you need it most. AAA Batteries ensure you have power when not able to regenerate power.
[2 LIGHT SOURCES ALWAYS POWERED] The emergency crank radio can also provide light. The 4 LED reading light and 1W flashlight provides enough output to keep you and your loved ones out of the dark in an emergency situation.
[NOAA EMERGENCY WEATHER BROADCAST ACCESS] The radio will dependably receive up to the second emergency weather forecasts and emergency news broadcasts from NOAA and AM/FM stations.
[LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY] Includes a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Please visit FosPower's website for more information.
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UPC
813154023760
Specifications
Frequency Range: AM:520-1710KHz, FM:87-108MHz, WB:162.400-162.550MHz
Enhance your Emergency Preparedness with FosPower's Solar Crank Emergency Weather Radio
The weather radio provides you with tools to use in emergency and non-emergency environments. The radio comes integrated with a 1W LED flashlight with zoom, an SOS alarm, 2000mAh power bank, 2 LED lights, radio broadcasts access, and 3 power options to provide emergency power.
Integrated Power Bank
A 2000mAh power bank provides enough emergency power to any mobile device in emergency situations. Works with most USB powered devices.
Versatile Portable Radio
The weather radio provides you with tools to use in emergency and non-emergency environments. The radio comes integrated with a 1W LED flashlight with zoom, an SOS alarm, 2000mAh power bank, 2 LED lights, radio broadcasts access, and 3 power options to provide emergency power.
Multiple Power Sources
The solar crank emergency radio's AAA batteries, a solar panel, and a crank lever provide full battery power. The solar panel and crank are regenerative, ensuring you have power whenever you need it.
2 LED Lights Sources
FosPower's emergency weather radio provides you with 2 light sources: a 4 LED reading light and a 1W LED flashlight capable of lighting any emergency situation.
High Power SOS Alarm
Keep this radio with you at all times. Our high power SOS alarms can be used to alert others of where you are at any given time. Perfect for extreme weather condition locations, solo hiking trips, camping, or any other outdoor activities.
Emergency Radio Access
FosPower's emergency radio will give you dependable access to emergency NOAA weather broadcasts. The AM/FM function provides full access to all AM or FM radio broadcasts.
This product can expose use to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
I did not expect all of the features on a unit of this size. I needed something I could put in my glovebox or carry in a bag and this really fits the bill. About the same length as my Android phone so it fits easily into a tote bag. Very easy to use and well constructed. No excuse not to have one of these in an emergency.
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Sue
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We got through Hurricane Ian with this!!!
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100%
I highly recommend this product! We live right where Hurricane Ian hit. We were out of power for 4 days and couldn’t watch the news during the eye of the storm or afterward. It was a life saver to have a radio pick up the news (so we knew what was going on, and so we weren’t bored out of our minds). Listening to the news helped to keep us calm during the worst of it. The fact that we could charge this with solar power was a life saver!!! After the storm passed, we didn’t have electricity - but I could still charge this by setting it in the sunlight. And I always knew I would have a solar source to charge & recharge my cell phone. I cannot recommend this enough. I’m so glad I bought it. I encourage anyone in a hurricane prone area to have one just in case.
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Casey123
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Better safe than sorry
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80%
This is a modal window. No compatible source was found for this media. I feel bad. This is the only thing I have as a back up in case there’s a situation where we really need emergency tool kit, but this is a start better safe than sorry get your emergency kit’s together with me.
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Boocat’s thoughts
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What does it look like and come with?
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80%
Just from opening from package, it’s a nice compact size. I have the option of hand crank, batteries, solar, or usb charge. I have the choice of fm/am radio with antenna. A flashlight, and phone charger. I feel it is important to have during an emergency!
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Cianthe
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Adequate so far
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80%
I haven’t tried to test the limits of this but it seems to be ok. If the battery is dead, a minute or two of cranking and you are listening to the radio for an hour or two. I haven’t tried charging external items yet other than about 5% put on an iPhone. It did charge but I have no idea how long it would take for a dead phone. The solar panel doesn’t seem to be enough to keep the battery from draining however.
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KB
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End of the world prep
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80%
Will be using this come the end of the world zombie apocalypse. Hopefully it works just as well then as it does now. Strongly recommend for all your doomsday preparation needs.
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Robert Joseph Alba
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Worked for us!
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100%
Bought this just in time for Hurricane Ian. My husband thought it was a silly purchase at first. Wouldn’t you know who hogged it once our power went out?? ;) The tuning and sound worked great and the flashlight plenty bright. I honestly can’t speak too much to battery life because we only used it for a few hours before heading to a family’s house who had power. We have little kids.. power outages are rough with them when you are told to stay indoors to keep from falling trees. Overall would recommend and glad to have it just in case.
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Ashley
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Well designed product - Very pleased
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100%
I just received FosPower 2000mAh NOAA Emergency Weather Radio. I ordered it to replace my 10+ year old emergency weather radio which no longer charged. I have tried out all the functionality after charging it for a few hours. It seems to be a well-designed, compact product and I am very pleased with my purchase. I can’t comment on battery life yet -- but will be testing this next as well as solar charging. The radio sound quality is good (but don’t expect it to sound like a high end stereo). The LED lights provide plenty of illumination and are well designed. The USB output is able to charge my phone (tried charging for 15 minutes and saw the phone battery charge % increase).
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Gregory Boop
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It may be small but its powerful
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100%
This little radio has all the features anyone would want for a battery powered radio. I haven’t used it for a long period of time so I don’t know how the battery life will fair. I was able to tune in several channels and the sound came in loud and clear. I love the fact that it is small for storage. i like the fact that there are several ways to charge the radio and the solar panel extends the battery life. I would highly recommend this radio for all its features and the right price.
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lel
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Had this with me for Hurricane Ian SWFL
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80%
Ok. Where to start. Had this in our emergency box we started during the beginning of Covid. Moved to SWFL almost 2 years ago. Hurricane Ian has passed and this bad boy got us through our power outage. Has a light that shines super bright. Radio was okay enough where we didn’t care as long as we were getting news and alerts. Again, Ian messed up a lot we couldn’t complain that it was spotty/ staticky. Also had a Weather broadcasting option. Fantastic. Only thing is it goes through triple AAA batteries almost every 14 hours. So be stocked on batteries for emergencies. We barely used the bright light. Also our “charging cell battery” was non existent. Wouldn’t work so we used our cars. We (thankfully) didn’t need the SOS button, it’s loud but not loud enough.
