Trekova | Remote Camping Hand Crank Radio - Solar and USB Rechargeable Backup Power with Torch for Campers

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For campers heading deep into remote country, the hand crank radio is a dependable backup for light and communication when there is no mains supply for miles - small enough for any rucksack, and ready to use when conventional power is out of reach.

It can be recharged by hand crank, by its built-in solar panel or through a USB input. A telescoping antenna picks up AM and FM broadcasts, while the 3-LED torch and USB output let you light the campsite and top up a phone in an emergency. CE certified for the UK and European market.

Made for campers who want one device to cover several needs off-grid, this radio gives you self-sufficient power, signal and light without relying on batteries or a socket.

Key Features:

  • Three ways to charge - hand crank, solar panel and USB input - mean you can always get power back, even when the batteries are flat and there is no socket for miles around.
  • The solar panel on the top surface charges by itself in daylight - leave it out on the tent or a rock during the day and it is ready by evening with no effort from you.
  • AM and FM reception through a fully telescoping antenna picks up local broadcasts, whether you are on a remote hillside or waiting out a power cut at home.
  • The built-in USB output gives your phone an emergency top-up when it is flat and all you need is to make a call or check a map.
  • The integrated 3-LED torch runs straight from the rechargeable internal battery - instant light around camp with no batteries to replace.
  • Compact, lightweight build fits in a rucksack side pocket, kit bag or car boot - the kind of kit you pack once and forget about until you need it.

The one item in your camping bag you hope you never need - and will be very glad you packed when you do.