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A summer storm rolls through, the power drops out, and the phone is on eight per cent. You want to know what the storm is doing next, and the only thing in the house that still works is the torch in the kitchen drawer with flat batteries.
Most emergency radios sit in a cupboard for two years and are dead the night you need them. Most camp speakers are useless the moment the battery runs out.
This one does both jobs, so it is charged and on hand when it matters.
The heart of it is a built-in 5000 mAh rechargeable battery. Charge it over USB-C at home, leave it on the dash of the ute where the solar panel on top can soak up the sun, or fold out the hand crank on the back and wind it when there is nothing else.
Pair your phone over Bluetooth 5.0 and it plays music and podcasts through the built-in speaker around the campfire. Switch to the radio and it tunes FM from 87 to 108 MHz with auto scan, plus a DAB digital tuner, with stations saved to presets so local news is one press away. A 3.5 mm headphone jack keeps it private in the tent.
The same battery doubles as a power bank. Plug a cable into the USB output and it tops up your phone during a blackout or on a long weekend away from a power point.
Three LEDs on the end make a torch with low, far and mixed beams for the walk to the long drop or the fuse box. The SOS button sounds a loud alarm with a flashing light if you need someone to find you. A wrist strap and a compact 15 x 7.5 x 4 cm body mean it fits in the glovebox.
Charged by the sun. Ready for the storm.
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