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Midland
WR-300 AM/FM Weather Radio
with Hazard Alert Monitoring
and S.A.M.E.
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The Midland WR-300 AM FM Alarm Clock Weather radio is the latest in weather and
hazard alert monitoring technology, providing you with the information
needed to keep you safe.
The Midland WR-300 weather radio has a special receiver that tunes to
the 24/7 broadcast issued by
the National Weather Service as well as standard AM and FM bands. The
combined All Hazards/Weather Alert broadcast network is the
single, most immediate source for comprehensive weather and emergency
information available to
the public.
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The
Midland WR-300 is silver and
black. The LCD display illuminates with the push of a button,
or may be set to light continuously. The unit is about 7
inches wide, 5 inches deep, and two inches tall.
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The Midland WR-300 weather radio has an
innovative automatic alert system. In the event of a special warning
broadcast, the radio is automatically activated along with a loud tone,
a flashing LED indicator and an “alert” message on the LCD.
Emergency weather bulletins include alerts about: tornadoes, hurricanes,
floods, ice/snow storms and other severe weather. Other emergencies
might include: Amber alert, hazardous explosions, fires, chemical spills
and other civil emergencies. In addition, the WR-300 weather radio has
the “S.A.M.E. Digital Weather/Hazard Alert” feature, providing you
with constant monitoring of your localized National Weather Service
broadcast. The S.A.M.E. decoding receiver allows you to hear only
messages for up to 23 areas concerning you. You now have a choice as to
what information will be brought to you.
- User selectable warning system - your
choice of siren alarm, voice or visual flasher
- S.A.M.E. localized reception
- 23 programmable county codes
- Add/Edit/Remove unwanted alerts.
- Receives weather broadcasts up to 50
miles from transmitter
- Eleven character LCD display for
viewing alert type
- Display back light activates with any
button push, or may be set for continuous operation
- Clock displays time and date and has
alarm and snooze functions
- Built in AM/FM Digital Radio for
listening or wake up alarm
- Auto Switch from AM/FM to All Hazard
Alerts
- Backup battery operation for operation
during power failure (uses
4 AA batteries, not included)
- External antenna jack for connection to external antennas such as the Midland 18-259W window mount antenna
- External alert jack to operate
external warning devices such as the Midland 18-STR strobe
- Earphone jack allows private listening
or remote speaker
- External power jack for the included
AC adapter, or may be powered from external 12 volt source in a car,
boat or motor home
- Public Alert
Certified
For more information, see
the WR-300
instruction manual.
About NOAA, NWS, &
S.A.M.E. County Codes
In 1994, NOAA began broadcasting coded emergency signals
that identify the specific geographic area
(such as the county within a state) that is affected by an emergency.
Until that time, such specific emergency
weather information was not available directly to the public. NOAA
transmits the coded emergency signals using a technique called Specific
Area Message Encoding (S.A.M.E.)
The WR-300 weather radio is designed to receive these S.A.M.E.
county code transmissions.
The National Weather service divides the United States
by state and county (or parish) and assigns a
six digit code number called a FIPS (Federal Information Processing
System) code, also known as a S.A.M.E. county
code. You can program the weather radio with
up to 23 S.A.M.E. county codes. The weather radio allows
you to receive broadcast alerts for either your own county, or for up to
23 counties. This will eliminate any alerts
that are not within your area of interest. When
you program your S.A.M.E. county code(s) into the WR-300 weather radio,
you eliminate any alerts that are not within
those counties. Warnings, watches and advisories of weather
and other area emergencies, about 50 different types, will activate the
weather radio for only your programmed
specific area.
The S.A.M.E. message the NWS sends contains information
pertaining to the period for which the alert
is valid. NWS can set the active time of the alert from 15 minutes up to
6 hours. When the designated time has passed,
the weather radio display message and light will
automatically reset to their normal appearance.
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| Frequency Range |
(162.40, 162.425, 162.45,
162.475, 162.50, 162.525, 162.55 MHz) |
| Number of
WX Channels |
7 |
| Input Voltage |
9-14 Volts DC |
| Dimensions |
7.0x5.5x2.25 |
| 20 dB Quieting Sensitivity |
0.5 uV |
| FIPS County
code Sensitivity at 5kHz Dev |
0.5uV |
| Channel Selectivity |
±25kHz, 60dB |
| Speaker
Impedance |
8 ohms |
| Speaker Output at10%THD |
200 mW max. |
| External alert output |
Normally open, sinks low up
to 200mA DC on alarm |
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 | Midland 18-259W Weather Radio Antenna The Midland 18-259W window mount NOAA weather band antenna is ideal for manufactured homes with metal covering, businesses with steel construction or any mobile use (boat, RV, Truck). Covers VHF weather band frequencies. Improves range and reception. Uniquely designed antenna makes installation simple, works through glass or fiberglass up to 3/8 inch thick. Complete with 12' of pre-wired cable and all necessary installation material. |  |  | Midland 18-STR Strobe Light for Weather Radios The Midland 18-STR LED Strobe Light will let you 'see' an alert or emergency warning as it comes in. It would be handy in a noisy environment, for the hearing impaired, or to be seen from a distance. The Midland 18-STR LED Strobe Light has three very bright flashing LEDs behind a red lens about 2/1/4 x 1 3/8 inches in size. The unit mounts with a piece of Velcro type hook and loop fastener tape. The LEDs are powered by 2 internal AAA batteries that are already installed. The approximately 5 foot long cord terminates in a 3.5mm two conductor earphone type plug, which is correct for Midland WR-300, WR-100 and WR-10 weather radios. |  |
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