Red solar crank emergency radio with aerial, torch and crank handle

Solar Crank Emergency Radio

$49.95
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Red solar crank emergency radio with aerial, torch and crank handle
  • Red solar crank emergency radio with aerial, torch and crank handle
  • Holding the radio on a mountain trail
  • Radio at a campsite by the fire
  • Radio on a rock by the water while fishing
  • Using the radio's torch during a power cut
  • Dad and son in a tent with the radio's torch on
  • Splash-resistant radio in the rain
  • Radio torch lighting up a campsite at night
  • Pocket-sized radio in a backpack side pocket
  • Winding the hand crank to charge the radio
  • Red solar crank emergency radio with aerial, torch and crank handle
  • Holding the radio on a mountain trail
  • Radio at a campsite by the fire
  • Radio on a rock by the water while fishing
  • Using the radio's torch during a power cut
  • Dad and son in a tent with the radio's torch on
  • Splash-resistant radio in the rain
  • Radio torch lighting up a campsite at night
  • Pocket-sized radio in a backpack side pocket
  • Winding the hand crank to charge the radio
Solar Crank Emergency Radio

Solar Crank Emergency Radio

$49.95
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Power, light and radio, with no power point in sight.

Phone's flat, the power's out or you're three days into a camping trip. This little red radio keeps going: wind the hand crank, sit it in the sun, or charge it by USB before you leave. It runs an AM/FM radio, a bright LED torch, and tops up your phone through its USB port.

Three ways to charge it

  • Hand crank: wind it up when there's nothing else.
  • Solar panel: on top, charges in the sun.
  • USB: charge it fully at home before you go.

What it does

  • AM/FM radio with a telescopic aerial: news, footy and weather on the local stations
  • Bright LED torch for the tent, the shed or a blackout
  • USB output to give your phone some emergency charge
  • Splash-resistant (IPX3, supplier rating): fine in light rain, not for submerging
  • Wrist strap and pocket-sized: 12.8 x 6 x 4.5 cm, about 220 g

Good for

  • Camping, fishing and 4WD trips
  • Work sites and the ute glovebox
  • The emergency kit at home for storms and blackouts

Specs

  • Material: ABS plastic, red
  • Size: 12.8 x 6 x 4.5 cm, about 220 g
  • Radio: AM 520–1700 kHz, FM 87–108 MHz
  • Built-in rechargeable battery
  • In the box: 1 x Solar Crank Emergency Radio

Phone charging from the crank is slow: it's for an emergency top-up, not a full charge. Specs are from the supplier.
Limberoo Outdoors

No power point?
No worries.

Radio, torch and an emergency phone top-up in one pocket-sized unit. Three ways to charge it, so it's ready when the power isn't.

CrankWind it by hand when there's nothing else.
SolarPanel on top charges it in the sun.
USBTop it up at home before you head off.

Made for

Radio at a campsite by the fire
CampingFooty, news and weather by the fire.
Radio charging by solar while fishing
FishingSits on a rock, charges in the sun.
Using the radio torch in a power cut
BlackoutsTorch and local radio when the power's out.
Radio in a backpack side pocket
On the goPocket-sized, about 220 g.

The details

What it does

  • RadioAM 520–1700 kHz · FM 87–108 MHz
  • TorchBright LED
  • Phone top-upUSB output
  • ChargingHand crank · solar · USB

Specs

  • Size12.8 × 6 × 4.5 cm
  • WeightAbout 220 g
  • WaterSplash-resistant (IPX3)
  • In the box1 × radio

Good questions

Will cranking charge my phone?

It gives your phone an emergency top-up, not a full charge. Cranking is slow, so charge the radio by USB before you head off and use the crank and solar as backup.

Is it waterproof?

It's splash-resistant (IPX3, supplier rating), so light rain is fine. Don't submerge it.

Does it need batteries?

No. It has a built-in rechargeable battery that you charge by crank, sun or USB.

How long does delivery take?

Usually 7–15 business days from our overseas warehouse, with tracking. Free shipping over $100, $9.95 under.

Can I return it?

Yes, within 14 days of delivery if it's unused. Faulty items are always covered under the Australian Consumer Law. Shipping & returns