Wildtrek | Emergency Radio for Bushwalkers - Hand Crank & Solar Powered with Compass and 8,000mAh Power Bank

Stay Informed and Powered When You're Deep in the Bush

Storms roll in fast on the trail, and out past the last bar of reception your phone goes flat and the weather updates stop. This emergency radio gives bushwalkers and campers four ways to power it, so you've got news, a compass, light and a charged phone when you're far from help.

Why this emergency radio belongs in your pack:

• Rugged, compact build, tough ABS housing with a carry strap that suits a hiking pack, car or camping kit
• Flashlight, reading light and SOS alarm, find your way around camp after dark and signal for help with sound and a flashing red light
• AM / FM / shortwave radio, pick up local news and emergency broadcasts in remote areas, even with no internet
• Four power sources, hand crank, solar panel, USB-C or AAA batteries as backup, so a long stretch on the track won't leave you stuck
• Extra-powerful 8,000mAh power bank, a real battery that keeps your phone going through the USB output when you're well off the grid

Specifications:

• Radio bands: AM 522-1629 kHz · FM 87.5-108 MHz · shortwave 3.2-22 MHz (9 SW bands), digital display
• Power: Hand crank, solar panel, USB-C input, 3 × AAA battery backup (AAA batteries not included)
• Battery: extra-powerful 8,000 mAh rechargeable (2 x 21700 cells)
• Output: USB 5V 2A (charges phones and small devices)
• Lights: 1W LED flashlight, reading light, SOS warning light
• Extras: Bluetooth 5.0 speaker, SOS alarm, compass, headphone jack
• Material: ABS housing
• Size: 174 x 63 x 99 mm