Emergency Radio Victoria

Product description

This crank radio is very affordable and contains all the functions the average user needs. The radio functions as a solar cell charger and has a USB socket for charging or operating USB-compatible accessories, for example charging a mobile phone. Compared to model MD-089, this one has a rotary knob for manually screwing the frequency.
This dynamo radio has both FM and AM bands.

The FM band is the usual radio channels we usually listen to in Sweden. P1, P2, P3, P4 and all the commercial channels.
AM are the classic European stations broadcasting on 520-1700 KHz, radio Luxembourg is a station with historical dignity, but there are also loads of different stations on AM - the band. Unfortunately, the AM band is being phased out now that the internet has taken over, which is not optimal from a crisis perspective. However, it can still be a security to be able to tune in to an AM station in an extreme case where Sweden has stopped its FM broadcasts and you want to reach broadcasts outside Europe.

Perfect for those who want a radio/ flashlight in the home if the power goes out. This radio has all the features you want; flashlight, FM/AM radio, power bank, USB socket and charging via USB, solar cell or dynamo.

FM radio with battery/dynamo is recommended by the MSB in emergencies and is a product that should be in every household to be able to receive VMA (Important Notice to the Public) even if the power were to go out.

The radio has a flip-up antenna for better reception. You easily switch between channels and have a clear display.

The radio has a 1W/60 lm flashlight that provides a low-power but fully sufficient light. Adjustable in two brightness levels. With a fully charged power bank, it can shine for a full 10 hours.

Built into the radio is a Li-ion power bank that is used to power electronics and provide power to the USB socket. The battery in the radio/power bank is an 18650 battery of 2000 mAh.

To fully charge the power bank, from discharged, you can do the following;
Charge via solar cell for about 70 hours.
Charge via crank/dynamo for about 5 hours. (in practice not so easy, dynamo is mainly used for maintenance charging).
Charge via Micro-USB for about 5 hours.

Supplied with micro-USB cable.
Always fully charge the battery via USB when before first use.

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