Aivica HOME & OUTDOOR NECESSARY Emergency Radio
AIVICA NOAA Weather Radio
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10000mAh Emergency Crank Radio, NOAA/AM/FM Weather Radio, Type-C Charge,Solar Charging,SOS, 3 Modes LED Torch, Reading Lamp, Compass for Outdoor Survival (Red)
- Emergency radio-The emergency weather radio can receive NOAA /AM/FM signal .When you in emergency,turn it on that it provide the weather important information for you needs.You can get the latest emergency weather news and information for outside.Weather radio is you frist choise.Let you no longer lose outside information in dangerous weather.Pertect you and your family in dangerous.Great for tornadoes, tsunamis, Wildfire, hurricane & snowstorm.
- Huge power backup-The battery operated radio have 10000mAh which is super huge emergency power.It would not never let your phone power off.10000 mAh polymer battery could provide enough emergency power for important contacting assistance in emergency.
- Portable Radio and SOS alarm-The NOAA weather radio has a nylon strap for carry.The rechargeable weather radio is practical and portable and comes with SOS alarm function.The radio also have a compass which is on top of the radio.Its very helpful to identify the direction when you are hiking,camping or any other outdoor sports. For hiking or trekking purpose this type of radio is a smart choice.
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10000mAh Emergency Crank Radio, NOAA/AM/FM Weather Radio, Type-C Charge, Solar Charging, SOS, 3 Modes LED Torch, Reading Lamp, Compass for Outdoor Survival (Red)
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- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
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