Why does my radio have static noise?

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Static noise coming from your FosPower NOAA Emergency Weather Radio A6 can be due to several factors, primarily involving signal reception. If you are in an area with weak signals or interference, the sound quality can degrade significantly. It's also possible that the device is set to a frequency with no broadcast. Understanding this is key; the radio needs a clear signal to operate effectively. For example, if you’re camping in a valley surrounded by tall trees, you might experience static due to obstructions. Pro tip: Adjust the position of the radio and the antenna to see if the static improves. However, consider that if you’re in an area with minimal or no NOAA coverage, static may be unavoidable.

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