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Question: Will this radio turn off after the alert message had played?  I have a different one that stays on after the alert message.
Document: I have purchased ten of these Sangean CL-100 Table-Top Weather Hazard Alert radios for my unique city area coverage.I wanted each radio set on a different county using the (S.A.M.E. codes...Specific Area Message Encoding). I had set 6 radios to the 6 different counties for my city.
We live in the Outer Banks of NC and our previous weather radio developed a mind of its own and would never turn off after receiving a weather alert. The Sangean is so different and so good that I can only rate it the highest star rating available. The programming was simple, the performance exceptional and the quality of the sound very very good. Highly recommend over the obvious cheaper competitors
I bought this for my mom for mothers day. She lives in Indiana and she is really spooked by all of the bad weather. I thought this may help her sleep better on crazy nights. It has everything you could want in a weather radio and it is the most customizable one available currently. I especially like that you can turn off the siren for different types of watches and warnings. I haven't had a chance to see it in action, but I do feel better that my parents have one around.
We live nowhere close to mountains and so, not interested in avalanche warnings for example. It has the "Defeat Siren" mode which allows you to receive certain alerts but without the radio sounding the loud siren first. If you choose this, the appropriate light on the box (red for warning, yellow for watch) goes off, and you can hear the voice message but the siren stays quite. Very useful for things like thunderstorm watch or warning.
I bought this radio based on several other reviews. It is a huge plus to be able to cycle through and turn on and off the alarm for different kinds of events.
I recently bought this for the weather alert function and have not yet had a weather situation to try it. The AM/FM radio has really good music quality for a radio this size. The clock alarm has two time settings, with different radio stations and volume settings for each. There are also connections on the back for external antennas, one for FM/Weather and one for AM. User manual is a little vague at times.
You can save one favorite NOAA station out of seven. The alerts can be set to &#34;loud and alarming&#34; or &#34;obnoxious and no way to miss it&#34; (I&#8217;m paraphrasing here a bit). I like my life threatening situations to be loud and hard to miss. They automatically turn off with this setting after the alert is broadcast twice.
My husband really likes this weather alert. We had a different model that wasnt always reliable. This one goes off when it is supposed to and had the information we need~!
Touch up arrow and down arrow to scroll through recent alerts. If an alert is still active, the alert end time will be displayed, the color coded LED for the alert type lights, and the alert scrolls across the screen. Whether you are listening to weather radio, an AM/FM station, or the radio is silent, the alert function is active. (The switch labeled "weather" stays in the on position.)
Use it only as Weather Hazard Alert radio and it works fine. Obeys the End of Message (EOM) signal perfectly. Easy to setup the RBDS  automatically timeset feature. Note the Owners Manual is not always correct. Within several miles of transmitter on flat terrain, so signal is always strong.I never used it as an alarm clock or radio so I cannot rate those features.
Answer: Yes. This model "acknowledges" the EOM (end-of-message) data burst signal that sounds after the voice message concludes - the radio will go silent afterwards and return to "standby mode" until the next alert is received (based on user-programmed settings). If the unit is programmed to function in "voice" alert mode, it will respond this way every time. For me, when purchasing a S.A.M.E. WX alert radio, this feature is a "must have"! All S.A.M.E./E.A.S. alerts in the U.S.A. are formatted using the following protocol: [header codes][attention signal tone(s)][voice message][EOM codes].