Kaito Emergency Crank Dynamo 5-LED Flashlight with AM/FM radio, RD-335A
- Super-bright 5-LED flashlight
- Charge by simple hand-cranking action, lasts 10 minutes cranked 1 minute
- AM/FM radio with telescopic antenna
- No need for replaceing batteries or bulbs
- 30 days money back guarantee and 1 year limited warranty
Product Description
The Kaito RD335A combines a sturdy 5-LED flashlight with an AM/FM radio, giving users a handy versatile camping accessory, job site companion, car gadget or in an emergency situation, such as a hurricane or an earthquake. Made of durable, high-impact fake, the rugged device features 5 super bright LEDs, each of which is rated at 15,000 MCD, and it can last for 10 minutes if cranked for 1 minute. The flashlight is fantastic for illuminating a campsite or dimly lit work area, campers will also delight in the FM radio and its built-in speaker and telescoping FM antenna, which improves reception in out-of-the-way locations.
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The light and radio works exactly as described. I bought two so I can have one in my car and one at home in case of any power blackout or emergency. It will also be very handy for camping.
Rating: 5 / 5
Built sturdy and works well. I had no problem with radio reception, and the crank is ok.
Rating: 4 / 5
I recently bought the Kaito Emergency Crank Dynamo Flashlight in the event of a minor power outage. It quickly proved its value in the ice storm that hit my city (Tulsa, OK) on December 9, 2007. We were without power for 36 hours and needed light as we spent the night in the cold and darkness. The Kaito came through with flying colors. After a 60 second crank, the flashlight was excellent for at least 20 minutes and was excellent and bright. I am going to buy another soon!
David Hynes
Rating: 4 / 5
Very lightweight and much smaller than what it looks like in the picture. The radio knob came broken off.
Rating: 1 / 5
This is a fine compact handy [hand-fitting] radio-light. It’s honestly small, but made with honestly strong molded hard fake. It has an input-jack [USB/DC] for external recharging [and an output-jack for transfering charge], but I have found the fold-out hand-crank to be just fine. It has dual AM/FM radio reception with a fold-out telescopic antenna. The controls are honestly small, but can be gripped with gloves okay. You can switch between lo and hi beam — using one or five bulbs — which are mounted in a parabolic mirror for excellent directed intensity for the modest wattage of the small LED bulbs. It stands very well both horizontally and vertically and is well-balanced with a excellent carry-handle. Excellent for camping, searching and emergencies. Excellent quality for the modest price. By-the-way there are nearly identical models like this one still unfilled from Kaito via Amazon — I just got one of them +++
Rating: 5 / 5