A:AnswerYou select your radio station by using the Tuning roller on the side of the radio. You move this to find the station of your choice whether on AM or FM. You'd have to use the Tuning thing to re-select your station if you go between AM and FM.
A:AnswerSORRY, BUT, I'D HAVE TO SHOW YOU IN OERSON. YOU MAY CHECK THE CONTROLS ON THE BACK. AND, YOU'LL HAVE TO HAVE BE IN A WELL LIT AREA TO SEE THE CONTROLS. NOT EASY TO VIEW, AS THE CONTROLS BLLEND IN WITH THE CLOCK.
A:AnswerIT DOESN'T HUM. AT LEAST MIE DOESN'T. IF YOURS HUM, IT MAY BE BECAUSE YOU HAVE IT SITTING ON SOMETHING THAT CARRIES SOUND. PUT YOUR CLOCK ON A FLAT SINGLE SURFACE. NO GARAUNTEE, BUT IT MAY HELP.
A:AnswerDoesn't appear to. The power cord functions as a FM antenna. A ferrite bar AM antenna is built into the unit. You can rotate the unit horizontally to get your best reception.
A:AnswerHello Iowagirl,
I culd not find the answer in the instructions or on the black box. I unplug my radio because I need the power source. Or turn the volume down to keep as a time resource.
I hope this helps you!
Outer Banks, North Carolina
