Ultra Solar Dynamo Survival Radio Reviews

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Dynamo & Solar Powered Radio with all the Dream Features A perfect radio for emergencies and disasters, it comes with all the features that you need in any emergency situation. It comes with a High quality AC type brushless generator. The solar panel powers the radio by itself and charges the built-in batteries as well. To maximize the sunlight’s rays, the solar panel is designed to tilt with the suns position to receive the energy during the day time. On the bottom side of the solar panel is a 5 LED reading lamp that you can use in poorly lit conditions. The radio is built with a multi-function LED flashlight. The super bright LED on the side can be used as a flashlight or can be a red flashing emergency signal. The 7 Band Weather radio precisely gives you weather bands. The weather alert feature enables you to receive the alert signal when a disaster arrives. Specifications: 6 Ways of Power: 1. Dynamo Cranking Power: 120 turns per minute of cranking will power the built in

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“I have looked a a variety of solar crank type radios and I love this radio. The sound quality of channels is very good and the NOAA weather channels come in clear. I really like the multiple ways that it can be powered: 1) solar panel, 2) internal battery pack, 3) hand crank, 4) using 4 AA batteries or 5) using the optional ac power adapter. Over-all a very nice radio for emergency backup!”

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Posted 8 years ago

“I think the radio would better be named; calling it an emergency radio. If it had a transmitter it would be a survival radio. Even if it was only the emergency channel (9) on the CB side . I found it to be practical and fairly easy to operate. The main advantage of this system are the many ways it can be powered. It played as it ways intended to. The weathwe channels were adequate. The national weather servive has always been acurate. The analog dials were a little dated. This I think was to avoid interference. All in all I found it to be quite useful.”

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Posted 10 years ago