Blaupunkt Er10Dc Desert Camouflage Emergency Radio The Blaupunkt Er10Dc Survival is a multifunctional radio designed for emergencies, outdoor activities, and survival situations. It combines an AM/FM receiver with an LED flashlight, reading light, SOS alarm, and power bank function. With three independent power sources, it works even when you don't have access to electricity. It's a practical accessory for camping, expeditions, trekking, fishing, and your home emergency kit. Key features include: - AM/FM radio with a telescopic antenna - LED flashlight + reading light - SOS alarm - 2000 mAh power bank - Charging via USB-C, solar panel, or dynamo - Compact design for outdoor use - Perfect for expeditions and emergencies. Features and Applications The Er10Dc Survival provides access to information thanks to an AM/FM receiver with a telescopic antenna for improved signal quality. The built-in LED flashlight is useful in the field, and the additional reading light makes it easy to use the device after dark. The SOS alarm function increases safety in emergency situations, allowing you to quickly attract the attention of those around you. Power and energy independence: The radio can be charged via USB-C, a solar panel, or a built-in dynamo, providing complete independence from traditional energy sources. The 2000 mAh battery allows you to use the radio, flashlight, and alarm functions even during longer trips or power outages. This solution is designed for users who want to be prepared for any situation. Portability and practicality: The compact, lightweight design makes the radio easily fit in a backpack or bag. Its robust construction and a set of survival features make it an indispensable companion in the field—from mountain trails to night fishing. It's also a great addition to a home emergency kit. Who is this product for? Active people, travelers, bushcraft enthusiasts, anglers, and anyone who wants a reliable source of light, energy, and information at hand. Also ideal as part of a car or home safety kit. technical data: