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Trekova | Emergency Hand Crank Radio with USB Phone Top Up for Outdoor Travellers and Camping

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When you are out on the trail with a flat mobile and need to make a call, this hand crank radio gives outdoor travellers a way to get power back - a portable outdoor radio and emergency kit essential for camping, hiking, fishing and home preparedness, small enough for any rucksack and dependable when conventional power fails.

Its built-in USB output tops up a depleted phone in an emergency, and the unit itself can be recharged by hand crank, integrated solar panel or USB input. It also picks up AM and FM broadcasts through a telescoping antenna and has a built-in 3-LED torch. CE certified for the UK and European market.

Made for practical outdoor travellers who want one device to cover several needs, this radio provides power, signal and light of its own, with no need for batteries or a socket.

Key Features:

  • The 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.
  • Three charging methods - hand crank, solar panel and USB input - mean you can always recover power, even with flat batteries and no socket nearby.
  • The solar panel on the top surface charges passively in daylight - leave it out during the day and it is ready by evening without any effort on your part.
  • AM and FM reception through a fully telescoping antenna picks up local broadcasts, whether you are on a remote hillside or at home during a power cut.
  • The integrated 3-LED torch runs straight from the rechargeable internal battery, so you get instant light with no batteries to replace.
  • Compact, lightweight construction slips into a rucksack side pocket, kit bag or car boot - pack it once and forget it until you need it.

The one item in your bag you hope never to need - and will be very glad to have when your phone runs out of charge.