Midland WR-100, Owner'S Manual

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FEATURES.
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VHF Weather Receiver ─ From seven possible National Weather
Service channels for maximum reception in the 162 MHz FM band,
receive 24-hour-a-day National Weather Service information
(available in almost every area of the United States.)
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Alert Monitor System ─ Programmable for weather and hazard
alerts in up to 25 counties. Receive National Weather Service
S.A.M.E. warnings of dangerous weather conditions, hazards and
alerts. As S.A.M.E. coded messages are received, the Weather
Receiver automatically activates to warn you of dangerous weather
or alert conditions.
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User-Selectable Warning System ─ Your choice of warning tone
alarm, voice or visual displays.
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Weather/Snooze Button ─ large touch bar turns Weather Receiver
from alert mode (standby mode) to full-time monitoring.
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Local Weather Information ─ Weather Receiver receives weather
and alert broadcasts up to 50 miles from transmitter.
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Large Top-Firing Speaker ─ Directs alerts and audio toward
listener.
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Eight-Character LCD Display ─ Liquid Crystal Display for viewing
alert type.
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Clock ─ displays time, and has alarm and snooze functions.
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Emergency Powered ─ by (3) AA alkaline batteries
(optional).
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Telescopic Antenna ─ Provides maximum range reception up to
50 miles. Antenna folds down for easy transport.
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Button Volume Control ─ Adjusts audio output.
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External Antenna Jack ─ Permits use of an (optional) extended
range base antenna or a mobile antenna.
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External Power Jack ─ Allows use of AC adapter for everyday
power.
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External Alert Jack ─ Allows use of other alerting devices.