Midland Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio [B]
Midland Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio [B]
This emergency crank NOAA Weather Radio is sure to keep you informed in case of an emergency or in your everyday use. It features a micro USB charging cable, wrist lanyard, NOAA Weather Radio, AM/FM Radio with a clock, and backlit LCD display. Fit with a flashlight that has SOS Strobe, the Midland ER40 Emergency Hand Crank Weather Radiowill assist you in alerting others if you need help during an emergency. The ER40 hand crank flashlight radio has multiple sources of power including a lithium rechargeable battery, solar panel, and hand crank- keeping you alert even during a power outage.
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Overview
The Midland ER40 is a four-way-powered emergency radio: hand crank, solar panel, micro-USB, and an internal 2600 mAh lithium battery. It receives all 7 NOAA weather channels with alert tone, plus AM/FM.
Key features
- Receives all 7 NOAA weather band channels with alert tone, plus AM/FM
- Four power sources: hand crank, solar panel, micro-USB input, 2600 mAh Li-ion battery
- USB-A output port tops off a phone or small device
- LED flashlight with SOS strobe for signaling
- Backlit LCD display with clock; telescopic antenna
- User-replaceable lithium battery
Use cases
Built for the moments the grid quits. Keep it in the rig as a storm and power-outage radio, drop it in an off-grid camp kit, or stage it in a home bug-out bag. The USB output means it doubles as a small power bank when outlets are dead.
- Weather: all 7 NOAA channels with alert tone
- Radio: AM/FM with clock
- Battery: 2600 mAh lithium-ion, user-replaceable
- Power sources: hand crank, solar panel, micro-USB input, internal battery
- Output: USB-A port for charging phone/small device
- Light: LED flashlight with SOS strobe
- Display: backlit LCD
- Antenna: telescopic
- Weather alert range: up to 50 miles, terrain-dependent
- Dimensions: 6 x 3 x 1.8 in
- Weight: about 0.8 lb (363 g)
- In the box: radio, 2600 mAh battery, micro-USB cable, wrist lanyard, owner's manual
Do I need a license to use it?
No. The ER40 only receives NOAA, AM, and FM. It is not a two-way radio, so there is no FRS or GMRS license to worry about.
How many ways can I charge it?
Four: hand crank, solar panel, micro-USB input, and the built-in 2600 mAh lithium battery that holds the charge between them.
Can it charge my phone?
Yes. The USB-A output port powers a phone or small device off the 2600 mAh pack. Think of it as a top-off for a few texts or a short call, not a full recharge.
How fast does the hand crank charge it?
Cranking is slow by design; it is an emergency top-off, not a primary charger. Keep the battery filled by USB or solar so the crank is pure backup when the power is out.
Which weather channels does it get?
All 7 NOAA weather band channels, with the alert tone from the National Weather Service.
How far does the weather signal reach?
Typically up to about 50 miles from the transmitter, depending on terrain and whether you are indoors or outside.
Is the battery replaceable?
Yes. The 2600 mAh lithium cell is user-replaceable, so the radio outlasts its first battery.