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 810-805 

Handheld AM/FM/Weather Band  

NOAA Weather Radio  

The La Crosse™ handheld NOAA weather radio helps you stay aware 
of  weather  events  while  at  home  or  on  the  go.  Portable  size  is  great 
for  camping,  hiking  or  boating.  Listen  to  your  choice  of  7  different 
weather  band  channels  for  up-to-the-minute  weather  information  and 
alerts  or  AM/FM  radio.  The  radio  also  features  an  integrated  LED 
flashlight for your convenience. 

 

 

 

 
FEATURES: 

Weather Band: 

Receives 7 weather band channels. 

Radio:

 

AM and FM radio reception.

 

Battery: 

3 x AA LR6 Alkaline batteries. 

Light: 

LED flashlight at the push of a button. 

Backlight: 

Blue changes to Red for Weather Alert. 

Lanyard: 

Lanyard for easy carrying (included) 

 
OPERATION 

battery or optional A/C power (sold separately)

Battery operation: 

Important: Do not mix old and new batteries.  
Do not mix alkaline, standard, or rechargeable batteries. 

 

Remove battery cover from back of radio.  

 

Install 3 x AA LR6 alkaline batteries. 

 

Replace battery cover. 

 

Turn radio on, select mode and station, adjust volume, enjoy! 

 
Optional A/C operation: 

 

Plug in a 6.0V adapter (not included) into the wall outlet  
and into the AC/DC power port on the side of the radio.  

 

A/C adapter purchase info: www.lacrosseclock.com/810-805  

 

Turn radio on, select mode and station, adjust volume, enjoy! 

 
ON/OFF

Press and release the ON/OFF button on the right side of the radio to 
turn the radio ON or OFF. 

Note: 

 

 

Default volume will be level 6 when the radio is first turned on. 

 

Radio will memorize the last radio mode (AM, FM or WB)  
and the last channel/station. 

 

Backlight will turn on for 10 seconds. 

 
RADIO MODE

:   

With the radio ON, press and release the MODE button on the left 
side to toggle between these radio modes: 

 

AM radio 

 

FM radio 

 

WB radio 

Note

: When in WB mode hold the MODE button for 2 seconds to 

enter WB standby (mute) mode. 
 

 

 
TELESCOPING ANTENNA: 

For AM/FM and weather band radio, fully extend the telescoping 
antenna to receive a steady strong signal. Place the radio near a 
window if you are indoors for best reception. 

 
WEATHER BAND RADIO:  

The IC Chip supports weather band reception from 162.4 to 162.55 
MHz. The highly integrated IC Chip meets NOAA specification, 
receives all seven NOAA specified frequencies, implements 
narrowband FM de-emphasis, and supports 1050 Hz alert tone 
detection. In addition, the IC Chip provides advanced features not 
available on conventional radios, such as an AFC and a dynamic 
channel bandwidth filter. In WB mode the radio will continually 
broadcasts weather radio. Fully extend telescoping antenna. 
 

Radio receives 7 weather band (WB) frequencies: 

Channel 1: 162.400MHz 

Channel 5:

 162.500MHz

 

Channel 2:

 162.425MHz 

Channel 6:

 162.525MHz 

Channel 3:

 162.450MHz 

Channel 7:

 162.550MHz 

Channel 4:

 162.475MHz 

 

 

STANDBY:  

When in WB hold the MODE button for 2 seconds to enter WB 
Standby. When in Standby the red LED on top of the radio will flash 
slowly (every 5 seconds). 
 

ALERTS

:  

 

The radio must be in WB mode to receive alerts automatically. 

 

During an alert: 

 

The top LED light and red LCD backlight will flash quickly 
(every 2 seconds) for 5 minutes. 

 

The volume will increase to level 16 for 5 minutes so you 
can hear the beep alert tone and the broadcast.  Use the 
VOLUME buttons to adjust as needed. 

 

While alert is sounding for 5 minutes, press and release the 
MODE button to place radio back to WB standby.  

 

Radio automatically returns to WB standby after 5 minutes. 

 
AM RADIO: 

The highly integrated IC Chip supports worldwide AM band reception 
from 520 to 1710 kHz using a digital low-IF architecture with a 
minimum number of external components and no manual alignment 
required. This digital low-IF architecture allows for high-precision 
filtering offering excellent selectivity and SNR with minimum variation   
across the AM band.  

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