MAKSH

MAKSH Emergency Radio, 5-Way Powered NOAA Solar Hand Crank Weather Radio

Specifications

• FREQUENCY RANGE: AM 520- l 710Khz, FM 87-108MHz, WB l 62.400-1 62.550MHz,
• DIMENSIONS: l57x74x53mm/ 6.2×2.9×2. l in,
• WEIGHT: 310g/0.681b,
• POWER CONSUMPTION: 2W(MAX),
• WORKING VOLTAGE: 2.7-4.2V,
• POWER SOURCE: 2000mAh/3.7V Li-ion,
• WATERPROOF LEVEL: IPX-3,
• LED FLASHLIGHT: 1W/20LM

Introduciton

Compared to other emergency radios on the market, this one is more functional. A NOAA alert radio channel, SOS alert, LED flashlight, 5 power sources, and a 2200mAh battery bank are all included. We also look at adding additional features. a large backlit LCD display with a battery life indicator, alarm clock, sleep countdown, built-in headphone port, and auto-tuning feature Meet your needs in an emergency, at home, and when you’re out and about. The solar panel, hand crank, 3 AAA batteries (not included), 5V USB input, and a changeable 2200mAh rechargeable battery are all incorporated in the Noaa weather radio. You can use a USB cord to charge it or batteries to power it. When the batteries in your radio run out, you can use the solar or hand crank to keep it running. You may also use the hand crank radio to charge your phone or other smart gadgets during an emergency, thanks to its huge capacity battery. This portable radio has a wide range of coverage. It receives broadcasts from AM/FM radio stations and 7 pre-programmed NOAA weather channels, allowing you to stay up to date on the latest weather forecast as well as all hazard information for your area, such as Tornadoes, Hurricanes, Thunderstorms, Floods, Earthquakes, and other natural disasters. It also comes with a 19.8-inch-high external telescopic antenna that helps crystallize reception. In the event of a power outage, this solar radio contains a built- in 1W longer-lasting LED flashlight to keep you and your family safe. There is an SOS Alarm that may generate a loud siren that can be heard from miles away in order to attract attention and seek assistance promptly. It’s also surprisingly light, and it comes with a lanyard so you can hang it anywhere convenient. For casual camping, backpacking, or wilderness survival, this is a must-have.

PACKAGE INCLUDES

• lxFosPower’s Solar Crank Radio with Power Bank,
• 1 x Micro-USB Cable,
• 1 x Metal Carabiner,
• 1 x User Manual

PRODUCT DIAGRAM

1. Antenna
2. Solar charged light
3. Power On/Off Flashlight
4. l W Torch with Zoom
5. Emergency Flasher
6. AM/FM Weather Switch
7. Radio On/Off Volume
8. Tuning Knob
9. Manual power crank
10. Li-ion battery Compartment
11. SOS-Emergency Alarm Switch
12. Radio On Switch
13. USB Power Back On Switch
14. USB Type-A Charging Port
15. Micro USB Radio Charging Port

RADIO OPERATIONS

Select Li-ion battery or AAA battery before use.

• Turn the Volume dial clockwise to power on the radio and adjust volume.
• Select FM/AM/WB with radio band.
• Extend the antenna for better signal reception.
• Turn Tuning dial to select station. (Green “TUN” indicator turns on when the station selected is fully engaged.)

POWER BANK OPERATION

• Switch Radio to USB Charge on Bottom of Radio {Pie Of Phone and Lighting Bolt)
• Push the battery switch on front of radio to LI-ION position.
• Connect the USB devices to radio via USB cable.
• In addition to Li-Ion Power Bank, USB device can be charged using the hand crank or AAA batteries if needed, but only as the last charging option.

NOTE

Do not have the device attached to the radio while charging with a crank. Please turn off the USB Charge button when you are using radio to receive the AM radio signal, as it may cause interference. This feature is intended to only charge USB devices for emergency use, not a normal power bank.

POWER BANK CHARGING METHODS

HAND CRANK

• Turn the Hand Crank for 3-5 minutes to activate the internal battery before initial use.
• Continuously turn the Hand Crank at speed of 130-150 RPM/min to generate power.
• Unit will be fully charged in 4 hours.
• One min of cranking supports 20 minutes of light, & l 0-15 minutes of radio usage at medium volume.

SOLAR POWER

• Expose the radio solar panel to direct sunlight.
• Solar panel will charge the entire device, including the radio, flashlight and SOS alarm.
• Used for maintaining and extending battery life.

USB PORT CHARGING

• Recharge the radio via supplied Micro USB cable.
• Power indicator turns red during charging. Will turn off after being fully charged.
• It takes 4.5 hours to fully charge the internal 2000mAh Li-ion battery.

AAA BATTERY

• Remove battery cover.
• Load the batteries accordingly.
• Close battery door.
• Push the Battery Switch to AAA position.
• Please use AAA alkaline batteries only {not included).

TOUCH OPERATION

• Press the torch switch to turn it On/Off.
• Adjust the torch bezel to change the light focus.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

• Pull and Rotate antenna gently to get better reception
• Retract and store antenna properly when not in use to prevent damage.
• To clean radio surface use a soft, damp cloth.
• Do not clean with harsh abrasives/ solvents.
• Unit is not waterproof-only water-resistant. DO not submerge in water.
• When radio sits idle for over 60 days, hand crank for 3-5 minutes to activate the internal battery.

CAUTION

The Federal Communications Commission warns the user that changes or modifications to the unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it necessary for me to have a radio in case of an emergency?
Emergency responders regard hand crank radios to be a must-have item in any emergency pack. NOAA weather notifications, long-lasting power, and light are all features of the best emergency crank radios. These radios can be a beacon of hope when you need it most in an age where we are completely useless without cell phones and the internet.

What should I look for in an emergency radio?

1. How do I know what to look for in an emergency radio? A: Look for a radio made by a well-known and reputable company with a long history in the industry. Make sure it’s tough, water-resistant, and has a variety of charging methods, as well as an emergency light and notifications. Also, make sure it’s portable.

Why does my NOAA radio continue to beep?
Every seven days, the Midland WR-120 desktop NOAA weather radio is required to receive a weekly test from the National Weather Service. If the radio does not receive a test for ten days, it will emit one beep every ten minutes.

What is the purpose of NOAA radio?
NOAA Weather Radio is a countrywide network of radio stations that transmit live weather data from National Weather Service (NWS) locations across the country. Warnings, watches, forecasts, current weather observations, and other hazard information are included in the broadcasts.

On a radio, what does WX stand for?
The military and many amateur radio operators still use morse code and its shorthand today. Despite the fact that few individuals utilize morse code, the abbreviation has endured. WX stands for weather, and my Twitter handle and blog address are also wxbrad, which is shorthand for Weather Brad.

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