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The E+Ready ER310 Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio from Midland is a valuable tool for emergency situations. It not only keeps you informed during severe weather or civil emergencies, it can also alert search and rescue teams to your whereabouts. It is powered via a solar panel, a hand crank, or its rechargeable li-ion battery, ensuring long-lasting functionality. As a back-up power option, the ER310 can run on six AA batteries.
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I damaged the antenna, the extention part above the hinge. Any idea where to get replacement part?
Midland offers the part for sale on its Midlandusa website. It would be more convenient to be able to order it from B&H, though.
Presumably B&H will eventually add spare antennas, ER310 radio protective/storage cases, and earphones to its list of accessories for this product.
Date published: 2024-10-13
What is the power rating of the USB output port? ...
What is the power rating of the USB output port? Is power rating sufficient for recharging the more recent iPhones ?
The USB output voltage on the Midland E+Ready ER310 Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio is 0.5amps at 5 volts.
Date published: 2024-01-15
Would this work in EU?
Would this work in EU?
No, the Midland E+Ready ER310 Emergency Crank Weather Alert Radio (B&H # MIER310) is designed for use in the US and Canada, and would not be compatible with EU FM broadcast protocols.
Date published: 2024-06-03
I’ve read that the ‘newer’ ER310 uses a tab ...
I’ve read that the ‘newer’ ER310 uses a tab rechargeable battery that has replaced the proprietary plug in wired battery. Anyone know if this is true?
This is true. The new battery looks like your normal AA battery but just a little larger.
Date published: 2020-04-17
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ok to keep er310 plugged into electric outlet?
Yes you can leave it plugged in, however, we recommend taking the Lithium battery out. It is possible to overcharge the battery, if it is left charging continually.
Date published: 2024-01-08