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Compact orange emergency radio with solar panel, hand crank, and flashlight

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister Solar Hand Crank Radio Receiver Mini Portable AM/FM Weather Radio internal power cable

SKU CH-F6KP-9XAVN

Compact emergency radio receives AM, FM and weather bands, charges via solar panel or hand crank, and includes a built-in flashlight and power bank

  • Solar charging keeps the radio running off-grid
  • Hand-crank generator provides backup power without batteries
  • AM/FM and weather bands deliver emergency alerts
  • Built-in flashlight adds light during power cuts

Solar Hand Crank Radio

This compact receiver tunes AM and FM bands and adds weather-band alerts. A built-in solar panel and hand crank generate power when mains electricity is unavailable. An integrated flashlight provides illumination during outages or outdoor use. The unit is supplied new and ready for immediate deployment.

Emergency preparedness users

Buyers seeking a self-powered radio with flashlight for emergency kits, camping or power-cut situations will find the solar and crank charging useful. Those who need mains-only operation, Bluetooth streaming or digital DAB+ reception should look at alternative devices.

Highlights

  • Solar charging keeps the radio running off-grid
  • Hand-crank generator provides backup power without batteries
  • AM/FM and weather bands deliver emergency alerts
  • Built-in flashlight adds light during power cuts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this internal power cable connect the solar panel and hand-crank generator to the radio's main board?

Yes, this internal power cable links the solar panel and hand-crank generator outputs to the radio's main circuit board, carrying the generated current to charge the internal battery and power the receiver.

Will this cable fit the original battery connector used in the Ruth's sister mini portable weather radio?

The cable uses the same connector pitch and pin-out as the factory battery lead, so it plugs directly into the existing header without adapters or soldering.

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