Crank radio with solar cells, flashlight and Powerbank function Robust crank radio that can be charged via the built-in crank, the solar panel or via the micro USB socket. Can charge the mobile phone. Product informationEasy to see the frequencies when you look up the radio channel Crank radio for emergency situation Solar charger Survival - camping More about the product Crank radio with solar cells, flashlight and Power bank function Robust crank radio that can be charged via the built-in crank, the solar panel or via micro USB socket. Can charge the mobile phone. In addition to being able to receive FM and AM radio broadcasts to ensure you can receive important messages from our authorities or other community actors, it has a flashlight (LED) on one short side that ensures you always have access to be able to see as well in darkness. The crank radio can also charge the mobile phone in an emergency. There is a standard USB socket on the radio where you connect your standard charging cable to the mobile phone. Having a crank radio in your emergency kit is highly recommended. Having a vradio in your emergency box is highly recommended. In a crisis situation, it is important to be able to receive information from responsible authorities via Sweden's Radio P4, and then an emergency radio comes in handy. Since it can be uploaded in several different ways, you can always trust that it can be used. The fact that it can also be used as power and charge up the mobile phone a bit is clearly an added bonus. Getting Started The first time you use your crank radio, you must crank for 3 to 5 minutes to activate the battery. To get maximum use of the solar panels, they need to be in direct sunlight and for a longer period of time.1