Benefits of Voyager 2
The Kaito Voyager 2 is an essential addition to your emergency preparedness kit. This water-resistant machine has robust functionalities that make it useful not just during emergencies but also in daily use. The all-in-one design is what sets it apart from other radios in the market.
Aside from being a radio, the Voyager 2 can also function as a lantern, flashlight, and charger for other mobile devices. It features FM, AM, and NOAA channel bands with shortwave radio frequencies, providing access to crucial information in case of emergencies.
One of the best features of the Voyager 2 is its various charging options. You can use the articulated solar panels, USB, or in-built dynamo crank to keep it powered up. This ensures that the device hardly runs out of power during emergencies. Plus, the flashlight is long-lasting and can run for weeks without needing to be charged, making it an excellent addition to your survival kit.
Special Built-in Reading Lights
The feature that really helps Kaito Voyager 2 stand out from the crowd is its built-in reading lights feature. It is placed right below the solar panels, and these lights can be adjusted in any direction where there is direct sunlight without having to move the entire machine.
If you are a bookworm, then you will love using this radio as it has an adjustable flashlight placed at the neck crook. You can use it to read or do household chores during low light conditions. If you fear that light might consume too much power, then you are underestimating the Kaito Voyager 2 as it has enough battery power to run for weeks and also has reverse charging options for other mobile devices.
Kaito KA Voyager 2 Features:
- AM, FM, NOAA, and Shortwave radio band channels
- LED Flashlight, 5 LED lights for reading, and SOS Emergency Beacon
- Adjustable Solar panels allows you to get energy out of the sunlight
- Micro USB Cable, Lithium-ion battery support for better battery life
Kaito KA Voyager 2 Specifications:
- FM: 88 MHz to 108 MHz
- AM: 530 kHz to 1710 kHz
- Shortwave: 7 MHz to 18 MHz
- NOAA: 162.400/162.425/162.450/162.475/162.50/162.525/162.55
- 5V mini USB, 600 mAh battery capacity
