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Size: 6 1/4 inches wide, 5 1/2 inches high, 2 1/2 inches thick.
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Add This Radio to Your Disaster Preparedness Kit Stay informed during natural and man-made disasters. Out-performs other emergency radios that cost as much as $120.00! Having a self powered radio during power outages caused by tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes, civil disorder, terrorist attack and other causes can be vital to your safety. If there is a prolonged power failure and your cell phone goes dead, you can use the built-in charger to recharge your cell phone enough to make emergency phone calls. Perfect for disaster kits, home, office, traveling, camping, fishing, boating, gardening and more. Great for people overseas in the military because there are no batteries to replace, and you can receive Voice of America and many other international shortwave broadcasts virtually anywhere in the world. This radio features a brushless charging circuit and a larger, high efficiency solar panel (on the rear of the radio) for improved performance and reliability.  Reception sensitivity has been dramatically improved to make this one of the best solar and crank powered emergency radios available!  Out-performs other emergency radios that cost more than twice as much!

Includes: Sony Integrated Electronic Circuits Built-In High-Efficiency Solar Panel Hand-Crank Dynamo Built-In Cell Phone Charger with Six Adapters 1 LED Emergency Light (on side) Signal Strength Indicator Battery Level Indicators Built-in Nickel Metal-Hydride batteries AC Plug-In Adapter Earphone for Private Listening Telescopic Antenna for Shortwave & FM Sturdy, high-impact case

Built-In Cell Phone Charger The built-in cell phone charger will charge most popular brands of cell phones with enough power to make emergency phone calls.  A charging cable, six adapters and instructions are included. Click here to see a list of cell phones this radio will recharge.

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Here are the frequency bands you can receive with this radio: Standard AM Band: 525 to 1700 KHz Standard FM Band: 88 to 108 MHz Weather broadcasts: 162.4 to 162.55 MHz This band allows the reception of NOAA weather forecasts and conditions in and around major cities. Aircraft Band: 118 to 137 MHz Shortwave Band 1: 4.0 MHz to 9.0 MHz Shortwave Band 2: 9.0 MHz to 14.0 MHz Shortwave Band 3: 14.0 MHz to 19.0 MHz Shortwave Band 4: 19.0 MHz to 26.0 MHz TV Sound, Band 1: Sound from channels 2 to 6 TV Sound, Band 2: Sound from channels 7 to 13