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Question: Does this weather radio have S.A.M.E. technology?  If not, is there a product with similar features (radio, crank, solar, flashlight, etc.) that does?
Document: The "WR-335 Ambient Weather Emergency Solar Hand Crank AM/FM/SW/WB/ALT Weather Alert Radio" is a mouthful -- and for good reason. This product has A LOT of USEFUL functions and features that can be employed not only in an emergency, but in other activities such as long road trips, backpacking, camping, and hiking.
But, it is something to note.I thought the user manual was pretty good. It is small, but I found it to be quick and to the point yet explaining operation well. A few notes from the manual: It says that solar, hand crank, and AAA batteries are really best for the flashlight and radio. For continuos weather alerts, you should use the wall outlet or plugged into a USB.
This has a lot of features and multiple ways to charge this emergency radio. It has a flashlight and chargers for iPhone and other USB devices. That being said, this is not reliable as an emergency radio. You will get almost no stations with this and the ones you get are extremely full of static. I can barely understand what was being said.There are multiple ways to charge this, including with the ac adapter, solar panel on top, hand crank, and AA batteries.
The solar panel will not fully charge it, although it doesn't really state how much charge it will provide. The hand crank can be turned only once every minute so it doesn't really work well for charging this either.The flashlight is bright enough. It's not super bright but would provide its purpose in an emergency situation.So while there are a lot of features, the radio is full of static and cannot be depended on for an extended period of time since it doesn't really fully charge with the alternate methods.
Thankfully, the manufacturer included a standard usb port (the kind on your PC or MAC) so that you can plug any cable into it (like an micro usb or iPhone 5 cable).As for power, this radio includes a LHON battery, ac adapter, solar, and hand crank sources.It also features an emergency siren, external antenna, flashlight, audio input, and is made in the USA.Overall, this device provides peace of mind for situations that hopefully won;t occur.
I have never owned a product like this before. I do keep a flashlight handy around the house, but this is my first piece of technology that has to do with emergencies. The other reviewers did a good job, so I won't go into full detail here. I do agree with the reviews who said this is a good product. Here are a few of my observations.1) It is small - about the size of a regular brick. It is also sturdy, and well-built.
It allows the radio to turn into an automatic flashing emergency light should the power fail.On the whole, the Ambient Weather Adventurer 2 is a well designed and useful product. It has some dubious features (for example, charging an iPad from this device is not going to be all that productive.) Still the ability to use AAA batteries should the rechargeable give out in an emergency situation could be a life saver.
The Ambient Weather WR-335 ADVENTURER2 Emergency Solar Hand Crank AM/FM/SW/WB Weather Alert Radio, Flashlight, Siren, Smart Phone Charger is a nice emergency radio.
This is like a swiss army knife. Radio (am, fm, sw, weather), Flashlight (flashing or solid), Siren, Powered (usb, batteries, solar, hand crank or plug in AC), Charges (Apple, Samsung, Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericcson, Samsung,LG, PSP these are the wires that come with. You can provide your own wire), and a clock.We have an LL bean emergency radio/light also.
The short wave radio is useless, can't really tune any stations, and they are very weak if you get one. The LED is very bright and nice.Mainly, I like the LED and the weather radio on this, but would rather just go with a standard weather radio with battery backup and a separate flashlight. My personal opinion are that the solar panel and crank or just gimmicks to sell this. The internal battery is plenty to run the clock for many hours.
Answer: No it does not. No similar products I am aware of.