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Question: I have a camcorder (Samsung). Will this radio charge anything with a USB charging cable like camcorders, nooks, phones, etc?
Document: Have Midland WR300 in bedroom set only to go off in case of tornado warning. During the day often the one will go off for floods, thunderstorms etc. With this radio I can now turn on and listen to what is happening and not have to go to other end of house to check on it. Like the four way power option. Instructions say it does not come with USB cable but mine did. Not mentioned in instructions is fact that also included is set of ear buds for private listening.
Works very well and is well made. No problems !I really like the solar option.It works well for charging cell phones ,etc.
The positional flexibility significantly optimizes both reading and charging by sunlight. All light systems are charged and powered by all the same methods used for the radio. It has the ability to charge cell phones and comes with an appropriate cable and five connectors to support a wide range, with other ones supposedly being available.
I like this radio. Great to have for power outages with its built in flashlight and bright reading lamp. The radio has great sound. You will always be IN TOUCH with the weather bands + the AM -FM bands. You can also charge cell phones or other equipment with the USB connecter.You will always be able to POWER-UP this unit!
USB port shows only 100-200 mV in full sun. Crank charge works fine however.- The cable required to charge via USB is rare if it exists at all, but easy to wire up yourself.- Internal Ni-MH pack is very small, and is a compromise between fast charging and run time.
I have had other weather radios that just didn't work properly...for example, the hand crank wouldn't charge the battery. This one has passed the test. I like the other options for use...for instance, charging my cell phone. My cellphone is a Blackberry Curve so none of the adapters that came with the radio fit; however, my BB has a USB charge adapter that fits the radio so I should be able to use it during power failures.
Optional features:  Long 23 foot antenna you can string out and clamp to the stick-up antenna that reels back into a closed spool 3 inches in diameter, AC adaptor, USB cable for charging the KA500.EVALUATIVE REVIEW OF FEATURES1. Sources of powera. Before putting in any bought batteries, I cranked the radio up for about a minute, and the small light on the front said it was fully charged.
Of course! My cable is clearly incorrect as I clearly expressed, but it's the switch position that needs to be changed! Wrong Answer!5. I wrote back explaining the situation AGAIN, and asked to have two USB cables sent to me (without the adapters as you can link TWO cables together with the barrel adapter to make the USB charging work). I requested the same $.50 USB cables that ship with units anyway so that each radio could have this workaround since the other is a gift.
I purchased this radio to use during power outages. During the ice storm early 2009, we were without power for 8 days, and didn't even have a radio to use. I got this radio thinking that beyond the radio, being able to keep our phones/mp3 players charged would be wonderful.I am sad to say that the USB charging function does NOT work with either of my devices.
Everything performs well. Runs the radio in full sunlight. One note: both the item description and the instructions say you can charge it from the computer using the provided adapter cable. This is not true. I had to dig up one of my USB A to A cables. They could have included an adapter for the 6v in port, but they did not, so the only option is a USB A to A.
Answer: Yes, just plug into the USB port and select power out.  Turn the crank to charge.  As long as you have a USB cable that fits your portable device, it will charge it.