Freeplay Combo Set - EyeMax AM / FM Weatherband Crank/Solar Emergency Radio With Sherpa LED Flashlight

Manufacturer : FREEPLAY In Stock : 1 List Price: $149.99 Price: $129.97 You Save: $20.02 (13%) Quantity : 1

Features

• Set Includes - EyeMax Radio and Serpa 7 LED Flashlight
• Never Needs Batteries or Bulbs
• Charge via Hand Crank, Solar or Wall charger
• AM/FM Radio with 7 NOAA Weather Channels
• Both come in Yellow

Product Description

This combo set includes the EyeMax AM / FM Weatherband Crank/Solar Emergency Radio With Sherpa LED Flashlight. This self-powered radio offers AM, FM, and National Weather Service broadcasts. The radio covers seven National Oceanic & Atmospheric Association (NOAA) broadcast channels. The integrated solar panel will generate enough power to operate the radio and charge the battery simultaneously when exposed to strong sunlight. When you aren't using it, the radio will charge itself up if left in the sun. In addition to being able to power itself with the solar panel, just 30 seconds of winding the hand crank on the back of the radio will provide about 35 minutes of power. The winder can be cranked in either directions, and an LED indicator show what the optimum winding speed is. It may also be charged using an AC adapter (included), reaching full charge over a 24 hour period. A built-in 100,000 hour LED flashlight makes this ideal for everyday and emergency use. On a full charge, the radio or the flashlight will operate for about 25 hours. Freeplay Sherpa self-sufficient Flashlight is the only flashlight you may ever need. Incorporating the latest in Freeplay's world reknown wind-up technology, together with ultra-bright feature and dual recharge capability, the Sherpa rechargeable flashlights is engineered to be the most durable and the brightest in one compact, rugged unit for both every day and emergency use. Freeplay hand crank transmissions have shown to be capable of lasting 100's of thousands of cycles. Sherpa is simply engineered to be the best self-sufficient flashlight in the world today.

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