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Parts/controls

• Light 

on/off 

button

• Power 

button

• Tuner 

buttons 

• LCD 

display

• 

Display backlight button

• Volume 

buttons

• Reset 

button

• 

Locking carabiner hanging hook

• Telescoping 

antenna

• 

Rubber ports cover

• 3.5mm 

Headphone 

Jack

• USB 

in

• Micro 

USB

• 8-pin 

Lightning 

adapter

• Hand 

crank

• 

Crank reset indent

• Charging 

indicator

• Solar 

panel

• 

Battery access panel (takes 3 AAA batteries)

• Radio 

speaker

• 

LED bulb array

First Use: Charge the Radio

Crank method:

•  Pull open the hand crank.

•  Turn the crank (clockwise or counterclockwise) in a gentle, continuous motion at fewer than 120 rotations per minute; fast 
  cranking may over heat the components.

•  Cranking for 60 seconds provides enough power for light for 30 minutes and radio for 20 minutes at medium volume.

Solar Method:

•  Place the unit in direct sunlight with the solar panel pointed up.

•  The red charging indicator illuminates as the sun charges the radio.

•  Leave in the sun as long as possible; there are too many variable factors to solar charging to enable a useful charging time.

USB Charging:

•  Open the rubber port cover and locate the charging ports

•  Connect Micro USB cable to port

•  Connect the other end to a computer UBS port or use an adaptor to connect to a wall outlet or car charging port.

•  It takes approximately 2 hours to reach full charge.

Regular Use:

•  Whenever the radio is off, the LCD window displays ‘off’.

•  Press the power button to turn unit on.

•  Fully extend the antenna.

•  Use the volume buttons to adjust the sound level.

•  Adjust the antenna as needed.

•  Select the desired band: AM, FM, NOAA.

•  Use the tuner to select the desired station/channel.

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