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product_id: 152881810
title: "Weather Radio, 5000mAh/18500mWh NOAA Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Emergency Radio with AM/FM/SW/NOAA Weather Alert, Flashlight, Reading Lamp, Cell Phone Charger and SOS Siren"
brand: "raynic"
price: "58100CFA"
currency: XOF
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Raynic"
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# 4-band NOAA alerts 5000mAh powerhouse solar + hand crank energy Weather Radio, 5000mAh/18500mWh NOAA Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Emergency Radio with AM/FM/SW/NOAA Weather Alert, Flashlight, Reading Lamp, Cell Phone Charger and SOS Siren

**Brand:** raynic
**Price:** 58100CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Power up, tune in, and never get left in the dark!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Weather Radio, 5000mAh/18500mWh NOAA Weather Radio, Solar Hand Crank Emergency Radio with AM/FM/SW/NOAA Weather Alert, Flashlight, Reading Lamp, Cell Phone Charger and SOS Siren by raynic
- **How much does it cost?** 58100CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/152881810-weather-radio-5000mah-18500mwh-noaa-weather-radio-solar-hand-crank)

## Best For

- raynic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted raynic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Charge On The Go:** Built-in 5000mAh battery doubles as a power bank to keep your phone alive for crucial calls and texts.
- • **Light Up the Dark:** Integrated 3W flashlight and 2.5W reading lamp provide reliable illumination when the grid goes down.
- • **Stay Informed, Stay Safe:** Instant NOAA weather alerts with AM/FM/SW bands ensure you never miss critical updates during emergencies.
- • **Unstoppable Power Backup:** 5 versatile power sources including solar, hand crank, and USB keep you connected when it matters most.
- • **Compact & Adventure-Ready:** Lightweight, waterproof design with compass and SOS siren—your ultimate survival companion for home or trail.

## Overview

The Raynic Weather Radio is a rugged, multi-functional emergency device featuring a 5000mAh rechargeable battery, 5 power sources including solar and hand crank, and NOAA weather alerts across AM/FM/SW bands. Equipped with a flashlight, reading lamp, SOS siren, compass, and phone charging capability, it’s designed for reliable communication and safety during power outages and natural disasters.

## Description

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Review: The best all-in-1 radio for emergencies. Everything you need to charge, stay safe, and informed. - This is a great compact all-in-one radio purchased as part of my emergency & hiking kit. I bought this specifically for the hand crank feature, NOAA & the built-in 5000 mAh battery power bank to guarantee a working radio/alerts/flashlight when all other charging options are unavailable or have failed. While the digital version was appealing, a LCD display does use power and will eventually fail which kinda’ defeats the purpose. I also wanted something that was lightweight and portable for me to carry vs the old worldstar “portable” unit my boyfriend insists on lugging around. It wasn’t until recently that we got to compare the two units and this had much better radio reception and we could actually pick up more active bands and NOAA weather channels during a ‘real tropical disturbance’ (Debbie) than his portable! It appears this little radio not only picks up weather alerts and SW bands, but it also picks up a wider range of local radio stations not available on our other home units. The sound quality is better than what you’d expect for this size radio. Actually, it’s quite impressive. The audio comes in clear and decent on the internal speaker & on headphones when using the jack (with or without the telescopic antenna extended). I’ve tested pretty much all the functions and have accidentally set off the SOS alarm (it definitely works by the way & so does the red flasher!). Everything works great. Even the flash light & reading lamp puts out good illumination and with the strapped on NSEW compass you might be able to get your bearings. It’s still a hard call of how efficient the unit will be when tested under a live situation, but hopefully it won’t come to that. It charges reasonably quickly for USB and AC, with solar being the more timely followed by hand cranking. With a 5000 mAh battery I should be able to rely on this as a decent backup should my Anker die. Anyway, as the saying goes, ‘it’s better to have and not need, than to need and not have’. I’m happy to ‘have’ the Solar Crank CR1009 as part of my emergency kit to keep me informed during emergencies. It’s takes up little space and weighs under 15 oz, making it extremely portable to carry in your over nighter, sling bag, sport bag, backpack, etc. when hiking, camping, glamping etc. You can also attach or hang it with the carabiner provided. The only feature not included was making it waterproof and that’s easily solved with a ziplock gallon bag. Overall, this is exactly what I was looking for. It’s plain, simple, compact, reliable, well built, and at a good price point. It’s your life line to staying safe and informed during unexpected weather events whether it be blizzard, wildfire, flash floods, earthquake, hurricane, electrical storms, etc. This is totally worth every penny and 5 Stars! Highly recommend.
Review: Exactly What We Needed - We've been working on emergency preparedness, and so I decided on this radio for several reasons. First, it has a NOAA weather radio setting so that we can get emergency directions when the Internet is down. It also has AM and FM radio bands and a manual tuner. It comes with a charging cable but no charging brick, so I used the brick that came with my desertcart Fire Tablet, and it charged up fine. There are several battery settings, the bottom one which uses the built-in lithium ion battery, and top one which uses triple-A batteries. It also has two LED flashlights, one a working light at the top and the other a flashlight on the side. It has a hand crank and a solar panel, which I tried to use. The solar panel is almost useless. The hand crank charges the radio very slowly; even the included instruction manual makes it clear that these two charging methods are not very effective. Good in a pinch, perhaps, but your best bet is to charge the radio with an electrical outlet and keep it at the ready. There are also LED light indicators for power, charging, and low battery. I got good reception with both local AM and FM radio and the NOAA weather band here in DFW using the small built-in antenna. There is also an SW band which is supposed to pick up BBC, Radio France, Voice of America, etc., but didn't get any reception with these settings where I live. The little built-in speaker was plenty loud. The built-in LED flashlights were very bright, and using them didn't run down the internal battery much. I used the working flip-up flashlight at the top to help light a poorly lit hallway while I was working on repainting the walls white, and it was an absolute lifesaver. My husband also used it while fixing things inside the walls and under the cabinets the bathroom. It would have been an awesome camping accessory if my husband and sons hadn't left it at home on our last camping trip. Better luck next time. Also on the side are a headphone jack, and a USB in port for charging, and a USB out port for charging a phone. The headphone jack and charging port both worked great. Others have said that the phone charging port is basically useless, so I haven't really tried it. There is also a red SOS button that apparently sets off some sort of alarm which I'm reluctant to try out. As a plus there is a little fabric strap with a compass attached. I tested the compass, and it seems to point to the north correctly despite turning it in different directions and the strong EM field my body gives off. Overall, I think this is a fantastic device. It has incredibly bright flashlights, emergency and non-emergency radio, several charging options, and long lasting battery and multiple battery options, headphone jack and charging ports. A must have for camping or emergencies.

## Features

- 5-WAY POWER SOURCES - The weather radios with multiple power backup options are the best choice.5 power sources including a hand crank, solar panel, and AC power to make it easier to keep the radio running during a prolonged situation where AC power is off.
- MULTI-USE & DURABLE- The upgraded crank radios is enough to charge your cell phone or USB devices for a brief call or a text message during an emergency. And plus a 3.5mm headphone jack, allows you to enjoy radio shows without disturbing others. This weather radio with 3W integrated flashlights and 2.5W reading lamp are handy during emergency power cuts to see any signal in the dark. can be a lifesaver during dangerous disasters like tornadoes and hurricanes.
- NOAA ALERT RADIO - This NOAA weather alert radio are specially designed for emergency need. But it requires being powered on and manually tuned into a local weather station to receive alerts. It has standard analog tuning of AM/FM/SW/7 preset NOAA weather channels. It is a particular device designed to receive emergency warnings for various life-threatening weather events such as cyclones, hurricanes, tsunamis, and other weather disasters.
- PORTABLE RADIO & COMPASS - This pocket-sized portable emergency radio is surprisingly small and light. Its dimension is 7.5*3.5*4.7inch and weight 1.2LB, and it comes with SOS alarm function and a necessary compass.For hiking or trekking purpose this type of radio is a smart choice. Carrying around a large unit is quite difficult when you have to move around during emergencies.
- HOME & OUTDOOR NECESSARY - This waterproof IPX3 emergency radio with a backup power source is reliable and necessary for home use and outdoor travel, so you’ll be ready in case of any emergency events. Packing included: 1*Raynic Emergency Weather Radio,1*Handy Braid belt,1*Carabiner,1*Compass,1*Micro USB Charger,and 1*User Manual.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07TXL4XJP |
| Additional Features | Rechargeable, Portable |
| Antenna Location | emergency preparedness |
| Best Sellers Rank | #731 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #5 in Weather Radios |
| Brand | Raynic |
| Built-In Media | Compass and USB charging cable |
| Color | Yellow |
| Compatible Devices | Android and iPhone |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 20,702 Reviews |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Frequency | 108 MHz |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio, USB |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 6.8"L x 3.7"W x 2.9"H |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Raynic Electronics |
| Mfr Part Number | CR1009 |
| Model Number | CR1009 |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded-Electric, Solar,Rechargeable Battery,Hand Crank,AAA Battery |
| Product Dimensions | 6.8"L x 3.7"W x 2.9"H |
| Radio Bands Supported | 4-Band |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 2.5 watts |
| Special Feature | Rechargeable, Portable |
| Style Name | Rugged |
| Tuner Technology | AM and FM |
| Tuner Type | AM and FM |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 5 volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Raynic
- **Color:** Yellow
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Included Components:** Compass and USB charging cable
- **Power Source:** Corded-Electric, Solar,Rechargeable Battery,Hand Crank,AAA Battery
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.8"L x 3.7"W x 2.9"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** 4-Band
- **Special Feature:** Rechargeable, Portable
- **Style:** Rugged
- **Tuner Technology:** AM and FM

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where is this unit made?**
A: A couple of questions:
1.  Where is it made?    China.   Like most products these days, electronics, medical supplies and even medications, it is made in China
2.  Does it get a sticky coating?   I have had 2 radios that did get sticky.   This one is made of a hard plastic and I do not for see that happening with the material used in construction.
3. Size:  This thing is not as big as one might think.  It is compact and will easily fit into a back pack leaving considerable room for a bag of nachos or a couple of MREs and other goodies. 
RECOMMENDATIONS is rechargeable batteries ( 3 each AAA size) BUT, I do not see how they can be recharged by the unit (but maybe they can!   There is a switch that MUST be made when these are installed (which could allow for recharging).  If standard AAA batteries are used, it then must be switched back.    So, I THINK ((meaning I do not know for a fact) that this switching will allow for the recharging of the rechargeable Lithium batteries that YOU install (I think there is another one installed that provides basic functionality.  Unit comes switched for use with standard AAA batteries (not supplied).
4.  Can you plug this thing into a wall outlet?  Not without an adaptor.  It has a USB cord.  Many cell phone recharging cords now have wall plugs that a USB connector plugs into the side (or top?) allowing one to use house current.  So, all you need is an outlet with a USB jack or a plug from a cell phone that allows for the use of a USB plug.
5.  Antenna.   No, this antenna is not removable like your car antenna (those that have that whip looking thing on the right front of your car. 
If you are that deep into electronics, then you will know (there is a mathematical formula) for creating the length of antenna you need.   I would say one can wire another antenna to this one and adjust the 'electrical" length by adjusting the existing antenna.  May if you in Omaha, you can pick up Sidney, Australia!
2nd Recommendations:  Get the Rechargeable batteries,, toggle the switch  to Lithium batteries, plug it into a wall outlet, turn volume to low, an (after selecting your nearest NOAA station) and you SHOULD get an audible warning when the weather gets nasty.  At this point, even if you lose power, you will be fully charged.  If done near a doorway, you can grab the radio on the way to the shelter.

**Q: Can i charge this radio with regular aaa batteries that are not the rechargeable kind?**
A: Hi, if you find that the built-in battery of this weather radio cannot be charged, please check whether the "battery tab" is removed first, and then check the charging function. If the problem still remains, please feel free to contact us to solve the problem.

**Q: Can the li-ion battery be replaced with a nimh battery so it can be recharged with a nimh charger?**
A: Hi,Nimh batteries generally have a voltage of 1.2-1.5V, and the CR1009 has a built-in 18650 lithium battery of 3.7V, so the Nimh batteries that are common in the market cannot be used on our weather radio

**Q: What type of AC power cable should I purchase for this unit?**
A: Hi, this weather radio only comes with a Micro-USB to USB cable, you need to charge the device plugged with a 100-240V AC plug(not included). If you want to charge your phone, we suggest you use your own charger cable.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best all-in-1 radio for emergencies. Everything you need to charge, stay safe, and informed.
*by L***S on September 20, 2024*

This is a great compact all-in-one radio purchased as part of my emergency & hiking kit. I bought this specifically for the hand crank feature, NOAA & the built-in 5000 mAh battery power bank to guarantee a working radio/alerts/flashlight when all other charging options are unavailable or have failed. While the digital version was appealing, a LCD display does use power and will eventually fail which kinda’ defeats the purpose. I also wanted something that was lightweight and portable for me to carry vs the old worldstar “portable” unit my boyfriend insists on lugging around. It wasn’t until recently that we got to compare the two units and this had much better radio reception and we could actually pick up more active bands and NOAA weather channels during a ‘real tropical disturbance’ (Debbie) than his portable! It appears this little radio not only picks up weather alerts and SW bands, but it also picks up a wider range of local radio stations not available on our other home units. The sound quality is better than what you’d expect for this size radio. Actually, it’s quite impressive. The audio comes in clear and decent on the internal speaker & on headphones when using the jack (with or without the telescopic antenna extended). I’ve tested pretty much all the functions and have accidentally set off the SOS alarm (it definitely works by the way & so does the red flasher!). Everything works great. Even the flash light & reading lamp puts out good illumination and with the strapped on NSEW compass you might be able to get your bearings. It’s still a hard call of how efficient the unit will be when tested under a live situation, but hopefully it won’t come to that. It charges reasonably quickly for USB and AC, with solar being the more timely followed by hand cranking. With a 5000 mAh battery I should be able to rely on this as a decent backup should my Anker die. Anyway, as the saying goes, ‘it’s better to have and not need, than to need and not have’. I’m happy to ‘have’ the Solar Crank CR1009 as part of my emergency kit to keep me informed during emergencies. It’s takes up little space and weighs under 15 oz, making it extremely portable to carry in your over nighter, sling bag, sport bag, backpack, etc. when hiking, camping, glamping etc. You can also attach or hang it with the carabiner provided. The only feature not included was making it waterproof and that’s easily solved with a ziplock gallon bag. Overall, this is exactly what I was looking for. It’s plain, simple, compact, reliable, well built, and at a good price point. It’s your life line to staying safe and informed during unexpected weather events whether it be blizzard, wildfire, flash floods, earthquake, hurricane, electrical storms, etc. This is totally worth every penny and 5 Stars! Highly recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exactly What We Needed
*by J***R on September 30, 2022*

We've been working on emergency preparedness, and so I decided on this radio for several reasons. First, it has a NOAA weather radio setting so that we can get emergency directions when the Internet is down. It also has AM and FM radio bands and a manual tuner. It comes with a charging cable but no charging brick, so I used the brick that came with my Amazon Fire Tablet, and it charged up fine. There are several battery settings, the bottom one which uses the built-in lithium ion battery, and top one which uses triple-A batteries. It also has two LED flashlights, one a working light at the top and the other a flashlight on the side. It has a hand crank and a solar panel, which I tried to use. The solar panel is almost useless. The hand crank charges the radio very slowly; even the included instruction manual makes it clear that these two charging methods are not very effective. Good in a pinch, perhaps, but your best bet is to charge the radio with an electrical outlet and keep it at the ready. There are also LED light indicators for power, charging, and low battery. I got good reception with both local AM and FM radio and the NOAA weather band here in DFW using the small built-in antenna. There is also an SW band which is supposed to pick up BBC, Radio France, Voice of America, etc., but didn't get any reception with these settings where I live. The little built-in speaker was plenty loud. The built-in LED flashlights were very bright, and using them didn't run down the internal battery much. I used the working flip-up flashlight at the top to help light a poorly lit hallway while I was working on repainting the walls white, and it was an absolute lifesaver. My husband also used it while fixing things inside the walls and under the cabinets the bathroom. It would have been an awesome camping accessory if my husband and sons hadn't left it at home on our last camping trip. Better luck next time. Also on the side are a headphone jack, and a USB in port for charging, and a USB out port for charging a phone. The headphone jack and charging port both worked great. Others have said that the phone charging port is basically useless, so I haven't really tried it. There is also a red SOS button that apparently sets off some sort of alarm which I'm reluctant to try out. As a plus there is a little fabric strap with a compass attached. I tested the compass, and it seems to point to the north correctly despite turning it in different directions and the strong EM field my body gives off. Overall, I think this is a fantastic device. It has incredibly bright flashlights, emergency and non-emergency radio, several charging options, and long lasting battery and multiple battery options, headphone jack and charging ports. A must have for camping or emergencies.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reliable emergency radio and flashlight combo 📻🌞🔦
*by E***H on February 10, 2026*

This Raynic emergency radio has been super useful to have around the house and in my go-bag for storms or unexpected outages. The solar and hand crank charging options give me peace of mind if the power goes out, and the built-in flashlight is bright and easy to use when I need it 🔋🌧️. The radio picks up weather stations clearly and the phone charging feature is awesome when I want backup power while camping or just during a long day out. My only small thing is the buttons take a little getting used to but once you figure them out it’s smooth sailing 📱✨. If you want a dependable multi-tool for emergencies that doesn’t feel cheap, this is a really solid pick to have on hand 🙌.

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