“How does the FM radio do with weak signal stations? I can get the station in my car, but not on my clock radio.”

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• your car has a much stronger antenna and amplification of this signal. location., walls, and general location can weaken the received signal from a radio station. Do you get any stations? Do you get this station any where indoors on any device? You may need to choice another station to wake to if an external antenna can not be attached.

  Answered by Dandy2Andy 9 years ago

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• Plug in the included antennae.

  Answered by Acsi 9 years ago

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• Works fine for my house, but placement of alarm might have something to do with amount of clarity.

  Answered by Wisconsin55 9 years ago

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• I get NPR from 35 miles away with a great clarity.

  Answered by diytech 9 years ago

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• Not bad for weak signals. Normally, car radios are more sensitive than clock radios.

  Answered by David 9 years ago

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• Hello chiguyct, thank you for your message. For information in how to reduce static or interference and improve poor radio reception on a clock radio, please check the link below: https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/39111.- Oscar.

  Answered by SonyListens 9 years ago

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