Coastie1998 Posted September 18, 2023 Report Posted September 18, 2023 Thanks, I understand that; however, my non portable weather alert radios in the shop and house alert with the KG-935G Plus on my belt within feet of the other radios does not. So if I understand the way NOAA alerts work, for the stationary radios to alert an alert tone is sent on 1050 HZ by NOAA which triggers the alarm? Could it be that the KG-835G Plus is not set to the 1050 HZ Freq? WRTG259 1 Quote
marcspaz Posted September 18, 2023 Report Posted September 18, 2023 16 minutes ago, Coastie1998 said: Could it be that the KG-835G Plus is not set to the 1050 HZ Freq? That is not something you can enable/disable or adjust in any way. If it was a manufacturing issue, it would have impacted a lot of radios and likely caught in QC. The weather alert feature only works when you are scanning. Are you scanning when the other radios get triggered? If so, are you scanning regular channels or weather channels? If the feature is enabled, you are scanning and you have two other radios trigger, but the 935 doesn't, then it sounds like you may need a repair or factory reprogramming. Quote
WRUU653 Posted September 18, 2023 Report Posted September 18, 2023 I seem to recall that it is contingent on the last weather alert channel you set it to is the one that looks for alerts. So if you are not set on one for your area you won’t get the alert. I was surprised one day when I got an alert having not ever received one before. Check pages 39-42 and 55. [07: WX-ALERT] Weather Alert Function: Enables and disables the weather alert. Sets the alert for the currently select- ed NOAA weather channel. Options: ON/OFF Default: OFF back4more70 and WRXB215 2 Quote
Coastie1998 Posted September 18, 2023 Report Posted September 18, 2023 Thanks for your response, Both radios are set to a NOAA weather station 12 miles away ( this NOAA station is used an all my weather radios, Function 07: WX-ALERT is enabled or set to on, Function 23: WX-NOTIFY is set to tone on both radios. WRUU653 1 Quote
WRZD727 Posted November 3, 2023 Report Posted November 3, 2023 I do for hunting & fishing trips. I put the alert on, if they're calling for severe weather where I live. Quote
dugcyn Posted November 3, 2023 Report Posted November 3, 2023 Yes, all my HT'S have all the NOA frequency's programmed but set on skip scan. so when in the woods I will check it time to time to make sure we dont get in weather trouble. it is unfortunate that not all radios can receive these frequency's. Quote
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