12-239 OWNER’S MANUAL Please read before using this equipment. Weatheradio® Cube INTRODUCTION Your RadioShack Weatheradio Cube receives the weather reports that are broadcast 24 hours a day by the National Weather Service. Most areas in the U.S. have special stations operated by the U.S. Weather Bureau that provide continuous weather information. These stations operate from 162.40 to 162.55 MHz. Your Weatheradio includes these features. Instant-On Touch Bar — lets you quickly turn the Weatheadio

6. To turn off the radio, turn VOLUME to the left until it clicks. USING THE ALERT MODE You can set the Weatheradio to alert you when the National Weather Service broadcasts an emergency signal, without having to listen to continuous weather updates. Follow these steps to set the radio to the alert mode. 1. To turn on the radio, turn VOLUME to the right until it clicks. The radio is in the alert mode and the alert indicator lights. Then set VOLUME to its center position. Note: If the radio is se

The Weatheradio receives these transmissions from up to 50 miles away. The Weatheradio sounds an alarm when a weather station broadcasts a special trigger alert signal indicating a weather emergency. Your Weatheradio includes the following features: Seven Channels (1-7) - let you choose the frequency that provides the best reception. Alert Mode - sounds the siren when it detects an emergency weather situation. Siren Test Button - lets you check the alert siren. Battery-Saving Circuit - minimizes

• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries (standard, alkaline, or rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of different capacities. Preparation 5 63-1028.A.fm Page 6 Monday, October 9, 2000 9:07 AM Follow these steps to install batteries. 1. Slide the battery compartment cover in the direction of the arrow marked on the cover to remove it. 2. Place the batteries in the compartment as indicated by the polarity symbols (+ and -) marked inside. The thermometer beeps and IN, O

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For measuring outdoor temperature, the thermometer's sensor cord extends up to 10 feet. Mounting the Bracket 1. Clean the desired location inside your car with a soft cloth. 2. Peel off one side of adhesive paper from the supplied mounting stickers, and attach the stickers to the back of the supplied mounting bracket. Then, peel off the paper on the other side of the sticker. 3. Firmly press the bracket onto the desired car location. 4. Slide the thermometer onto the bracket. Mounting the

Auto Power Save – Automatically turns off the wind gauge after about two minutes. Wind Speed Indicator – Shows wind speed in miles per hour. Data Hold Icon – Shows the wind gauge’s last measurement or indicates data acquirement. LED Backlight – Automatically turns on when the sense button is pressed. LowBattery Icon –Indicateswhenitistimeto replace the battery. Sense Button — Press to activate the wind gauge. Flashlight – Has a flashlight. ! IMPORTANT ! If an icon appears at the end of a paragra

• Slide cover back and insert two AA batteries. • Or, use an AC adapter (not included) for power. The Ambient Information Network signal strength indicator will verify your coverage. Within 30 minutes, you will see the five-day forecast for conditions and temperature ranges. The current temperature will flash. Note: Your product receives information wirelessly from the Ambient Information Network, so there is no need to install a remote thermometer, rain collector, or any outside instrumentation

. Contents The FCC Wants You to Know ................................................................................................ 3 FCC Declaration of Conformity ......................................................................................... 3 Features .................................................................................................................................. 3 Preparation ........................................................................................