Esky Solar Hand Crank Self Powered Emergency Radio with LED Flashlight and 1000mAh Power Bank
August 8, 2017 - Comment
Esky – Sky of Electronics
The ES-CR06 Solar Hand Crank Radio is a 3-in-1 multifunctional device which works as an AM/FM/NOAA weather radio, LED illuminator and a portable battery charger.
It can be used in emergency and survival situations to light up dark spaces and areas, charge USB port devices such as mobile phones, to keep you connected and powered, provide up to date weather information to ensure safety and preparedness and AM/FM radio access for music, news and more.
What Upgraded ?
Now it’s 8 times brighter and 3 times larger battery capacity than standard! This upgraded version improve the LED flashlight power from 1W/50 lumen to 3W/140 lumen, promote the capacity from 350mAH to 1000mAh, surely keep your phones powered and also protect you in dark spaces.
Rehcarge in 3 Ways
– Micro USB port charging
– Solar charging via sun’s rays
– Manual hand cranking
AM / FM / NOAA WEATHER RADIO
Let you stay up to date with the latest weather and hazard information with NOAA or listen to your favorite AM or FM Radio Station.
Not only built for emergencies but also for your daily life.
Pocket Size
It’s also light and easy to carry, Dimensions : 5 x 2.4 x 1.8 inch; Weight : 0.49lb
Other Specifications
– Maximum Power Consumption : 3W
– AM : 520-1710KHz, FM: 87-108MHz, NOAA: 162.40 ~ 162.55MHz
– Battery : Ni-MH
– Working Voltage : 2.7V to 4.2V
– Waterproof Leve l: IPX-3
Package Content
– 1x Esky weather radio
– 1x Micro USB charging cable
– 1x User Manual
– 1x Warranty card
Seller Warranty
– 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
– 12 Month Replacement Warranty
– Lifetime Support Guarantee
Product Features
- AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio: Stays up to date with the latest weather and hazard information with the NOAA Weather or listen to your favorite AM or FM Radio Station
- Flashlight & USB Charger: Comes with 3W/ 140 lumen super bright LED flashlight to give extra convenience in darkness. Moreover, it can charge other USB enabled devices to help out of power exhaustion
- 3 Rechargeable Ways: Equipped with multiple rechargeable options: expose solar panel to direct sunlight, hand crank to wind up internal alternator, 3 Rechargeable Ways: Equipped with multiple rechargeable options: expose solar panel to direct sunlight, hand crank to wind up internal alternator, recharge by Micro USB port
- AM: 520-1710KHz, FM: 87-108MHz, NOAA: 162.40-162.55MHz; Working Voltage: 2.7V to 4.2V
- Battery Power: 1000 mAh/3.6V Ni-MH; Maximum Power Consumption: 3W
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Useless when you need it Bought this at the beginning of hurricane season to replace a 14 year old Eton crank radio that still worked, but whose plastic had become tacky from age. Glad we kept the old one. This Esky is useless. Cranked until my arm was sore, because you don’t have enough sunlight during a storm for the solar to work. The flashlight flickered and went out, but the radio never came on. Not even static! We’re in the middle of Hurricane Hermine and need a reliable product, but the Esky is not reliable at…
Pretty good design, but I have a slight concern that the rechargeable battery will be permanently dead in an emergency I bought this in the winter, so I didn’t test the solar charging. But it does work fine as a crank charger. When I bought it, the battery was charged enough to test the radio and the flashlight. Both work just fine. It comes with two cables: a USB type A to mini-USB cable for charging the radio from a USB type A port (the type you’re used to); and a specific cable for charging an external device. The second cable has kind of a strange connector. It resembles an audio jack on one end (which…
Functional & Affordable This is my first product from this manufacturer but third one of these overall. My others are by the Red Cross. Thankfully, I have not had to use this in an actual emergency situation or for a prolonged amount of time but from my testing it appears it will perform as intended. The hand crank seems to produce the amount of charge expected from one of these multipurpose units. The solar charge also seems decent. It’s been cloudy so I imagine there is room for improvement when the weather…