The Eton Odyssey is a rugged, multi-functional emergency radio designed to keep you connected and powered during critical situations. Officially licensed by the American Red Cross, this device combines comprehensive communication capabilities with sustainable power options and essential safety features. The built-in solar panel fully charges the battery in 10â12 hours. Need alternative power? Crank the hand turbine for just four minutes to generate enough energy for 10â15 minutes of music, news, and weather, or one minute of talk time. You can also recharge the Odysseys battery using the USB-C cable or power it instantly with 3 AAA alkaline batteries. When the Alert function is on, the radio will automatically active & broadcast NOAA emergency weather alerts for your area such as hurricanes, tornados, and severe storms. With shortwave capability you can listen to stations from UK to Beijing. From the corner of your room, you can travel around world with direct access to news and information. Whether you're preparing for a natural disaster, heading out on a camping trip or RV adventure, or seeking a reliable emergency tool, the Eton Odyssey offers peace of mind with its comprehensive features and durable design. Features:• 2600 mAh Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery• Alkaline Batteries (not included)• Digital Tuner & Display• 5V/2.0A USB Output• Bluetooth Ready• High Efficiency Solar Panel Charging• Hand Crank Power• IPX4 â Weatherproof• Bright, Long-Lasting LED• Flashlight• Red Emergency Beacon & Siren• DC Power input via included USB-C Cable• AUX-IN Jack• Headphone Jack• Clock• AM/FM/SW/WB Coverage• Shortwave• NOAA Weather Alerts• Carabiner (included)• Safe Battery Charging Protection Chip• Built-in solar panel will charge the battery fully in 10-12 hoursSpecs: Height: 8.2 (20.8 cm)Width: 3.5 (8.9 cm)Depth: 2.4 (6.1 cm)Weight: 1lb 6oz (612g)Includes: ODYSSEYOwners ManualCarabinerUSB-C Cable Emergency Light LED flashlight & SOS beacon Bluetooth Audio Stream from your phone Device Charging USB port for phones & gear | Eton Odyssey American Red Cross Emergency Weather Radio