Mestcool via Amazon has for
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Mesqool 5000mAh Solar Hand-Crank NOAA Emergency Weather Radio w/ AM/FM/SW, LCD Display, Flashlight & SOS Alarm on sale for $33.99 - 40% off when you apply promo code
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$20.39.
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- Officially approved by the National Weather Service, the Mesqool emergency radio delivers authoritative, real-time alerts for hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and other severe weather
- Never miss a warning, even while asleep. Set the monitoring duration (4-24 hours or constant), and the radio silently scans all 7 NOAA channels from standby to powered-off mode. Upon receiving an alert, it will automatically activate with a full siren and flashing lights.
- Local FM AM stations for music and news
- Equipped with a robust 5000mAh (18500mWh) Li-ion battery, the survival radio is ready for daily emergencies—delivers up to 13 hours operation at medium volume, and can charge your devices.
- Compact and lightweight (6.8×3.7×2.48 inches, 0.9lb), this all-in-one survival tool comes with a strap and carabiner for on-the-go use.
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really cool for $20 I just don't want to buy an effective paperweight (difficult skill to master on slickdeals)
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I too had a less fancy one about 25 years ago. You don't need to hand-crank it for 18 hours. The idea is that you have it pre-charged as the disaster descends upon you. Then, if you are directly effected by the disaster (and still by chance have the radio), you have the ability to crank it for more juice every so often.
Mine lasted for about a decade before the lithium battery died off. But I also hardly ever used it (two big disasters here and a couple of tornado runs to the basement). It's handy and useful. Being a NOAA compliant, you may leave it plugged in and on if you have bad weather coming as it will notify you automatically. Phones and county/city warnings are great, if they go off correctly.
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