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Eton Solarlink FR600 is an Emergency Must Have

Published: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 4:31 PM EST     452 Views
Author: Micki Takac
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A storm has caused a widespread power outage, so you know that you’re in for the long haul without electricity. You begin to mentally make a list of what you need. After stumbling around in the dark gathering all the essentials – flashlight, radio, cell phone – you realize that the radio and flashlight don’t have any batteries in them, and that your cell phone is low on juice. If you just needed a few candles to get by, that would be fine. The reality is that the duration of a power outage is completely out of your control. However, you can control how prepared you are for such a situation. The Eton Solarlink FR600 multipurpose radio is exactly what you need for even lengthy power outages.

The Eton Solarlink FR600 isn’t just a radio. It is a flashlight, weather system and power source. The Solarlink not only runs on solar power from the rechargeable NiMH battery pack, it can also be powered through its built-in hand crank, 3 AA batteries or AC power (adapter not included). Stay aware of what’s going on by listening to the radio via either the AM or FM radio tuner. You can also dust off your ham radio skills, because the Solarlink also picks up shortwave radio signals. The Solarlink serves as a source of power to charge both your cell phone and MP3 player via your USB adapter. If you want the most up to date weather information, you have that as well at your fingertips. The Solarlink tunes into all seven of the NOAA weather radio channels and includes an “Alert” function to notify you of major weather changes. Solarlink also utilizes S.A.M.E. technology (Specific Area Message Encoding) which allows you to designate your location for site specific information.

The Solarlink isn’t just a valuable gadget to have around during storms; it’s perfect for the camping enthusiastic or to have in your vehicle for emergencies. There are five Led lights built into the Solarlink that guide you in darkness. In addition, the lights can also be used in flash mode to attract attention in an emergency situation with, or without, the emergency distress siren. Also included is a digital alarm clock and headphone jack. The Eton Solarlink FR600 is available in black or red. It can be purchased for approximately $80.00 plus shipping and handling from Eton Corporation.

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