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WeeHawky (Banned) Mar 15 @ 11:31pm
NOAA Weather Alert Radios.
Does anyone still use them? Do you know a good one?
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_I_ Mar 15 @ 11:44pm 
all are fine
some auto tune, others you need to know the frequency for your area and manually tune it
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WeeHawky (Banned) Mar 15 @ 11:47pm 
Originally posted by _I_:
all are fine
some auto tune, others you need to know the frequency for your area and manually tune it

Most people say use a Midland - WR120B ? Is that true ?
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jus4funtim NOOB Mar 16 @ 1:33am 
Not sure if there will be any broadcasts, trump defunded NOAA and hundreds of employees were terminated
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WeeHawky (Banned) Mar 16 @ 1:34am 
Originally posted by jus4funtim NOOB:
Not sure if there will be any broadcasts, trump defunded NOAA and hundreds of employees were terminated

Many believe that the smartphone alerts are delayed compared to NOAA Radio's weather bands
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Bad 💀 Motha Mar 16 @ 6:06am 
Neve4 used such a thing when over the years our walkie talkie and handheld hamm radios always had that option built in. Or channel you can switch to for such a thing.
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WeeHawky (Banned) Mar 16 @ 6:11am 
Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:
Neve4 used such a thing when over the years our walkie talkie and handheld hamm radios always had that option built in. Or channel you can switch to for such a thing.

Yeah but once you know about it from being outside.. ya know.. it's kinda too late lol
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