Sangean H-201 AM/FM Waterproof Radio
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- Water Resistant
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Multi-function lantern with AM/FM radio, hand-crank charging, and AA or rechargeable battery power
The Pyle PSDNL22YL combines an AM/FM radio with a torch lantern in a single yellow unit. It runs on AA batteries or the built-in rechargeable cell. A hand crank provides backup recharging when mains power is unavailable.
The device produces no audible fan noise and generates negligible heat during normal radio or lantern use. Power is drawn from AA cells or the internal battery, with the hand crank supplying mechanical recharging.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PYLE AUDIO |
| Model name | PSDNL22YL |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 225 × 145 × 145 mm |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Water resistance | Lantern |
Turn the crank steadily for several minutes; the motion drives the built-in generator that feeds the internal cell.
Replace the AA cells when the radio no longer powers on from them or when crank charging no longer restores lantern brightness.
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