Emergency Weather Radio

PLACEHOLDER: replace the title, description, photos, price, SKU, cost and weight before the store opens. It's Active now only so the post-purchase flow can be built and tested.

Where it's used: AfterSell post-purchase offers. 1-, 2- and 3-kit buyers see it after they accept the extra-kit offer; every other order (4 kits, or no kit) sees it as the first offer. Planned regular price $49.95; post-purchase price $29.95 ($20 off). If you change the regular price, update the discount in AfterSell too. Once it's live, also sell it on the store at the regular price so the crossed-out price on the offer is a real price.

What to look for when sourcing:

• NOAA weather radio channels, ideally with an alert function
• Hand crank and solar charging, plus USB or AA battery power
• A USB port that can charge a phone
• Built-in flashlight; AM/FM
• Light enough to ship in the kit box (about 1 lb or less)

Claims: list only specs the supplier documents (battery size, solar panel, runtime). No "FEMA approved", "military grade" or "EMP-proof". The AfterSell offer text says it picks up storm alerts and local news and can charge a phone with no outlet, so the radio you source needs to do all three, or the offer text needs changing.