Reply to "Midland Weather Alert Radio"

Doug, aka Atchafalaya ManThe A-Man FreeLOAderKing of LOALifetime MemberTrailmaster

We had 2 Midland radios but got rid of them. The weather-alert alarm was so loud and scary sounding, we couldn't take the shock of hearing it go off.

It was a high-low-high-low screech that sounded like a nuclear attack was imminent. And, we couldn't adjust the sound down to a lower volume so I just gave up on them. Our other weather radios have a warning 'tone' to alert you.

We were able to select a single or few counties nearby to alarm when there was an alert. It reduced the number of alerts since something 100 miles away wasn't of interest.

Let us know how it works out. I hope you don't have that frightful alarm.

3/26/168:22 PM

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