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HQ ISSUE Multi-Band Dynamo / Solar Powered Weather Radio

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Solar Panel

Converts sunlight into power and

Integrated Hand-crank

Generator provides emergency charging without

Receives 11

Bands, including AM/FM, shortwave 1-2,

Noaa Weather

Alert sends dispatches directly to

Includes Led

Flashlight and 5-LED reading lamp

$49.99
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SKU: WX2*0232573

Overview

Built for situations where grid power is unavailable, this weather radio combines solar charging, hand-crank operation, and battery backup in a compact emergency-ready package. It provides access to AM/FM, shortwave, and NOAA weather bands, along with weather alerts that can help keep you informed when conditions change. The integrated LED flashlight, 5-LED reading lamp, USB port, DC charger port, and headphone jack add practical utility for camp, storm prep, or remote use. It is offered in black and olive color options, with cords not included.

Why Hunters Choose the Hq Issue

Solar Panel

Hand-crank generator provide charging without

Receives Am/fm,

Shortwave, and NOAA weather bands

Noaa Weather

Alert can send dispatches directly

Built-in Led

Flashlight and 5-LED reading lamp

Includes Usb

Port, DC charger port, and

Key Features

  • Solar panel converts sunlight into power and sound.
  • Integrated hand-crank generator provides emergency charging without sunlight.
  • Receives 11 bands, including AM/FM, shortwave 1-2, and weather bands 1-7.
  • NOAA weather alert sends dispatches directly to the radio.
  • Includes LED flashlight and 5-LED reading lamp.
  • Offers USB port, DC charger port, and headphone jack.
  • Can run on three AA batteries, not included.

Best Used For

  • Hunters needing weather alerts and news when power is unavailable in camp or the truck
  • Users who want solar charging with a hand-crank backup for emergency listening
  • Outdoor trips where AM/FM, shortwave, and NOAA weather bands are useful
  • Campers needing a radio with flashlight, reading lamp, and headphone jack
  • Anyone wanting a rugged, portable radio for off-grid communication and entertainment

Specifications

Ac Power Cord IncludedNo
Band TypesAM/FM, shortwave 1-2, weather bands 1-7 NOAA
Bands11 bands
Battery Type(3) AA batteries
Color Optionsblack and olive
Cord IncludedNo
Dc Charger IncludedNo
Included LightingLED flashlight, 5-LED reading lamp
Noaa Weather AlertYes
PortsUSB port, DC charger port, headphone jack
Power Sourcesolar panel, hand-crank integrated generator, (3) AA batteries
Usb Cord IncludedNo

Pros

  • Solar panel and hand-crank generator provide charging without relying on outlets.
  • Receives AM/FM, shortwave, and NOAA weather bands for broad coverage.
  • NOAA weather alert can send dispatches directly to the radio.
  • Built-in LED flashlight and 5-LED reading lamp add useful emergency lighting.
  • Includes USB port, DC charger port, and headphone jack for added versatility.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Requires three AA batteries if you want a non-solar, non-crank backup power option; batteries are not included.
  • USB cord, DC charger, and AC power cord are not included, so those charging methods need separate accessories.
  • Built for emergency communication and basic lighting, but it is still a radio-focused tool rather than a full-featured electronics charger.
  • Available in black and olive color options, so finish choice is limited to the listed variants.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Emergency weather radios
  • Hand-crank radios
  • Solar-powered emergency radios
  • Portable survival communication devices

Suggested Accessories

  • AA batteries
  • USB charging cable
  • DC charging cable
  • Headphones

Frequently Asked Questions

What bands does this weather radio receive?

It is listed with 11 bands: AM/FM, shortwave 1-2, and weather bands 1-7 NOAA.

How can the radio be powered or charged?

The product description says it can use the top solar panel, the integrated hand-crank generator, or (3) AA batteries, which are not included.

Does it include NOAA weather alerts?

Yes. The description states that NOAA weather alert sends dispatches directly to the radio.

What extra features are included besides radio reception?

The listed features include an LED flashlight, a 5-LED reading lamp, a USB port, a DC charger port, and a headphone jack.

Are any cables included with the radio?

No. The description notes that it does not include a USB cord, DC charger, or AC power cord.