
Charge it by hand, by sun or by USB
Turn the fold out crank, leave the solar panel facing the daylight, or plug in a USB cable at home. However you top it up, the radio and torch are ready when the lights go out.
- Fold out hand crank
- Solar panel on the top
- USB charging input

A USB output to top up your phone
Plug your phone cable into the USB output and the radio shares its charge, handy in a power cut or at a campsite. Wind the crank to add more when you need it.
- USB output for a phone
- Crank to add charge
- Useful in power cuts

News and music with a pull out aerial
Slide the band switch to AM or FM, pull up the telescopic aerial and turn the tuning knob along the dial. A round speaker on the front and a separate volume knob keep it simple.
- AM and FM bands
- Telescopic aerial
- Tuning and volume knobs

A 3 LED torch for dark evenings
The end of the radio is a 3 LED torch, so the same device lights the stairs in a power cut, the path back to the tent, or the inside of a car boot at night.
- 3 LED torch in the end cap
- Powered by the same battery
- Charges by crank, sun or USB

About the size of a mobile phone
At 12.8 cm long, 6 cm tall and 4.6 cm deep and 300 g, it slips into a backpack, a glovebox or an emergency kit, with a wrist strap for carrying.
- 12.8 x 6 x 4.6 cm
- 300 g
- Wrist strap included
Ready when the
power goes.
A pocket AM and FM radio with a torch and a phone charging output. Charge it by hand, by sun or by USB and keep it in the cupboard.