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January 28th 08, 06:36 PM
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How does it remember the alert sent to the radio?
On the SAME weather radio it sends a loud tone to alert to a
warning/watch. When the tone is heard you press a button to hear the alert. Question: Since everyone pushes the button at different times, immediately to 10 seconds later, how does the radio remember or store the alert message? Or is this a function of the local transmitter? |
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