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Solar / Hand-Crank Powered Emergency Flashlight, Radio, & Cell Phone Charger
A recommendation by ASewell
ASewell's recommendation
I think I could seriously use something like this in an emergency. Better get one of these as soon as possible. Looking at it makes me want to prepare for the worst.
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Updated Oct 4, 2008
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Talk about a device that does it all! This solar-charging radio has a build in flashlight and a charging station for your cell phone. Definitely a must-have in your emergency kit!
It also has a hand-crank that gives you a backup charge when you need it.
Updated Mar 6, 2008
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