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La Crosse Technology T83738 Super Sport NOAA AM/FM Weather Radio with Flashlight

3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 19 ratings
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Brand La Crosse Technology
Colour black
Power source Battery Powered
Item weight 0.35 Pounds
Display type LED
Number of batteries 3 AA batteries required.
Manufacturer La Crosse Technology

About this item

  • All NOAA Weather band channels
  • High quality USA-made digital radio IC chip to give you excellent receiver performance
  • Backlight LCD changes from Blue to Red screen to alert you of severe weather
  • Red LED bulb on top of radio flashes slow for standby mode, and flashes rapidly for alerts
  • Ergonomic, rugged design with non-slip rubberized finish

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La Crosse Technology T83738 Super Sport NOAA AM/FM Weather Radio with Flashlight

La Crosse Technology T83738 Super Sport NOAA AM/FM Weather Radio with Flashlight

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Be ahead of the weather with La Crosse's Sporty designed weather radio. Rugged frame for active portability and bonus features. Instantly alerts with NOAA weather band channels and LED backlight change. LED backlight & Red alert indicator at the top of the radio warns you. Tune to its high-quality digital radio with USA-MADE IC chip. Use the included lanyard to the anchor shaft at the bottom of the radio for carrying. Uses 3 AA alkaline batteries (not included.).

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E. Dupuis
3.0 out of 5 stars Small size, ideal for camping. Reception is O ...
Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2017
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Small size,ideal for camping.Reception is O.K.Small speakers,don't expect to do a party with it.
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cma
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2017
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this is a very nice radio... that works great...
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D. Jette
5.0 out of 5 stars Great compact weather radio
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2016
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This is a great compact weather radio.....has everything you need in a radio.
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Spungehead
4.0 out of 5 stars Great portable weather radio with power saving standby mode, and the added benefit of AM/FM/LED light.
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2017
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Great little radio for weather, but also does AM/FM quite well. The standby mode works well, but may frustrate some that keep the unit particularly close to them. The alert tone before the NOAA warning is quite loud (for obvious reasons), and even if you back the volume down because of proximity, it goes right back up on the next alert. This design is totally understandable, but won't be suitable for all scenarios. Also, there's obviously no way at this price point to refine to what it alerts. You'll definitely want to hear things like the transition from tornado watch to tornado warning, but you may not want to hear the constantly repeated, less crucial warnings, such as a coastal flood watch. While it looks cool, the satellite style antenna is just a clever marketing tool. It's simply a telescopic radio antenna in disguise, and only extends 6.5 inches above the top of the antenna shroud. There is a recessed post at the lower right corner to attach a lanyard, if you don't mind the unit hanging upside down. I don't believe the lanyard was included with mine. I'm guessing the swivel arm (which locks in the upright position, but not down) would allow you to run the lanyard upwards through a gap between the body and the arm (symmetrical gaps on front and backside of arm) so that you could let the radio hang in a more upright position. With the arm snapped into place in the upright position, it should be just enough to keep the weight of the radio from pulling the arm free, as long as it's stationary. It's too bad they haven't chosen to redesign the AC input to be mini or micro USB, instead of the 6V setup that requires the separate purchase of an AC adaptor. It's very simple to adapt a USB setup for use with a wall plug, but not the other way around. While it's true you should hava a good supply of the appropriate batteries available when it comes to weather concerns, I'd much rather be able to plug this into a portable USB power bank, than a wall outlet, which is mostly useless in a power outage. I'm tempted to try a barrel plug (type H, I believe) to USB-A cord. The problem is, such cords only provide 5V, one volt short of this unit's needs. It might work, but I'm guessing that, at the very least, there'd be a hum of some sort. I don't think being slightly underpowered would damage it but, depending on the circuitry or the radio, it might not even power up. Hey, La Crosse - when you switch to a USB setup, go ahead and put a USB-A and micro SD slot onboard so I can use this as an MP3 player, as well. Utilize that display for as much track info you can cram in, and make sure it has bookmarks or resume function for podcasts. I'd probably keep it near 24 hrs a day, at that point. :-)
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Dave
2.0 out of 5 stars FM reception is okay, AM is very bad!
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2016
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Tested it in the boonies of mid Missouri. FM & WX catches pretty good, especially with the antenna up. Just static on the AM side. I should have gotten the Sangean product as I have their desktop weather radio and it receives AM from Ohio, Georgia, Texas, etc. Led flashlight works pretty good.
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Bing Crosby
3.0 out of 5 stars Three Stars
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2016
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Would be alot better if you didnt have to puchase the power supply cord seperatly
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Robbie
1.0 out of 5 stars One Star
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2016
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Does not reliably pick up weather stations. Often too much static to understand warnings and forecasts.
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