Wind 'N Go Portable Lantern/Radio

List Price: $29.95 Discount Price: $26.33

Features:

• Lantern/radio
• 9 white LEDs that operate on high or low
• 6 red LEDs for an emergency flashing beacon
• Siren, mosquito repeller and compass

Customer Reviews:

Worth the money [Posted on 2007-11-02]
I've used this in a cabin in NH and during a few hour blackout at home. The light is too diffuse to read to, but it does the job to generally illuminate an area to keep you from bumping into walls or trip over a log. The radio works well, but it drains the power fast for some reason. The extras are neat too, like the siren and flashing lights and the ports to plug in cell phones. Well worth the cost.

Great Lantern with lots of features [Posted on 2008-01-15]
After receiving this item I purchased another one I liked it so much. The handle is easy to crank and it runs for a long time on just a minute of hand crank charging. The handle is much better on this model than older ones. It is easy to turn and the overall design is better. We recently used the lantern during storms we had and it was well worth the money in not having to worry about being without a radio, light or trying to find batteries.

Pretty good little item [Posted on 2008-03-13]
This is a nice little gadget with a lot of features. The only thing I don't like, which was not included with the description of the item, is that it does in fact have a "battery", 3.6V NiMH. There are no instrucitons on replacement in the event that it is necessary to chage them. Other than that it does have nice features but only includes an adapeter for a Nokia Cell phone, not universal.

Crank light n radio [Posted on 2008-07-06]
I have this product and use it every night. It is easy to grab from the night stand when i need to get up in the middle of the night to let the dog out. I purchased this item with the intention of keeping it n the car, so when I leave the house it comes with me in the car.

Great for camping [Posted on 2008-10-15]
I've used this for 2 full years of camping adventure and just love it. It is best to fully charge it from a car battery before you use it for the first time. When you first charge it make sure the car is running. We plugged it in over night once and woke up to a dead car battery. We've gotten in the habit of plugging it into the truck while we drive to our camp site. It lasts the whole weekend with just the occasional wind or two. We actually like to connect it to our I-pod and listen to music or on occasion when we're not so roughing it we will connect it to the laptop to increase the sound for movies. Works great!

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