Midland WR-300 AM/FM Weather/All Hazards/Civil Emergency Alert Monitor with S.A.M.E. Stay alert to conditions that affect you with Midland’s WR-300 weather/all-hazard radio. The unit offers S.A.M.E. technology (Specific Area Message Encoding), which preprograms the device to receive only those warnings that apply to your local area–you can choose state, county, and/or nearby counties. The single-speaker radio offers 30 programmable county codes, AM/FM tuning, date, time, alarm functions, and even auto switch from AM/FM to pertinent all-hazard alerts.

For tuning, the radio employs drift-free PLL (phase-lock loop) technology and an easy-to-read blue, backlit LCD. You get a convenient, 10-alert memory, and you can add, edit, and remove unwanted alerts at any time. The radio uses the supplied AC power adapter or four AA Batteries (not included).

What’s in the Box
Radio, AC power adapter, and a user’s manual.
Customer Review: Great Weather Alert Radio and Very Practcal
I puchased 5 of the Midland WR-300 Weather Alert Radio’s for the school that I was assigned to as well as the day care center at my church, which my children attent. This is the best weather alert radio I’ ve seen. It is very user friendly and practical for church, home, office, school, etc. etc. In my opinion I feel that every school and day care center should be equipped with a weather alert radio just in case. It never hurts to be prepared.

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Welcome to On The Wing for March 2007

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