🔋 Enhanced Innovage Battery-Free Crank Radio for Emergency, Outdoor AM/FM Broadcasting Review

I bought my version of this radio (Lifelong brand) from Walgreens for about $20. The benefit of buying from a store is that you can turn it on and make sure the radio you bought is working (AM/FM/weather etc and charging). It comes in a plastic carrying case that gives you access to the knobs, switches and crank - a big plus for me. I never put batteries in mine - I only use them with a handle. Maybe I have too much time. on my hands, but I can get about 6 minutes for every ten turns of the…

You can't win at this price! I brought mine tonight to test out the MP3 transmitter and so far I've been running it for exactly a minute or so every twenty minutes to recharge the built in battery. (It helps me take a break too!) Yes, the pen and pretty much everything around it is plastic, but be careful what you do and don't treat it like industrial gear and yours will last a long time. yo too Always ready for any reason you can think of.

I bought a manual operated AM/FM emergency weather radio for two main reasons. Sound for a portable radio the size of a transistor. As mentioned in some other posts, the device has some downsides. Of the several radios I've tested (all branded "LifeLong," a different name from Innovage, but essentially the same model), some wouldn't turn on even after turning the power button for 30 seconds. All radios that have worked, including mine, require the volume switch to be moved before the volume is…