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Stay informed and keep track of time no matter what – The Multifunction Emergency Solar/ Hand Crank Radio by Practical Survival will give you access to the most important preparedness item there is: Information. During times of crisis your level of preparedness can mean the difference between life or death. Everything you know about an emergency situation can change in a moments notice and that is why it is critical to have a way to know what is happening around you at all times. Features – The Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio includes the following features: Super bright 3 LED flashlight; AM/FM/SW with Weather Band Feature; Weather Alert Feature public alert certified; Emergency smart phone/mp3/mp4/USB charger; Backlight digital display; Clock with daily alarm; Audio output; Headphone jack. Be ready C Whether you are camping fishing hiking traveling going to the range going boating or facing severe weather tornado watch hurricane monitoring ice storms bad winter our radio will be a reliable piece of preparedness gear for you. If in your area the risk of having disasters such as tsunamis earthquakes power outages heavy rainstorms are real now is the time to get ready. If you are concerned with civil turmoil due to supply chain issues or if you go off grid have a way to keep your devices charged while staying informed. Perfect as a gift to a friend or family member or to keep in your bug out bag or shelter just in case. Power Sources C This Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio can be powered by the following sources: DC power from a USB power source such as a computer; AC power by adding a USB to AC adaptor; DC car charger by adding a USB to DC car adaptor; Solar power; Hand crank power; Rechargeable Lithium Battery; Three AAA batteries. Whats in the box – 1 Multifunction Emergency Solar/ Hand Crank Radio 1 Rechargeable 600mAh lithium battery 1 Instruction Manual 1 USB Charging Cable wall adapter not included. Stay ahead of whats coming next by tuning into AM FM or short wave radio and also get lifesaving alerts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA and other local state and federal government agencies.