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Topic	I havent been able to recieve a radio signal for my watch to update the time
dainkinkaide 12/12/18 12:56:11 AM #8:	argonautweakend posted... What kind is it? Mines a casio pro trek prw 3500 ive tried doing it through a window and even outside. night and day. even when it alternates between 2 and 3 signal(medium/high) when its locating all I get is ERR. Mine's a Casio G-Shock GW-7900. The calibration signal is received hourly between Midnight and 5am, and sometimes it can take a few tries to successfully receive the signal. I've found it's best to just leave it alone on my windowsill without touching it or moving it around, and it usually picks up the signal within the first couple tries. (Although, Trump's requested NIST budget includes shutting down the Fort Collins time broadcasts in FY2019, but whether Congress actually pays attention to that or not is still up in the air.) --- The problem with the internet today is that it's filled with entire generations that did not grow up with the great wisdom of the Wyld Stallyns. <cite>dainkinkaide posted [p:913982131] in I havent b... [t:77294050]...</cite> <quote><cite>argonautweakend posted...</cite> <quote>What kind is it? Mines a casio pro trek prw 3500 ive tried doing it through a window and even outside. night and day. even when it alternates between 2 and 3 signal(medium/high) when its locating all I get is ERR.</quote> Mine's a Casio G-Shock GW-7900. The calibration signal is received hourly between Midnight and 5am, and sometimes it can take a few tries to successfully receive the signal. I've found it's best to just leave it alone on my windowsill without touching it or moving it around, and it usually picks up the signal within the first couple tries. (Although, Trump's requested NIST budget includes shutting down the Fort Collins time broadcasts in FY2019, but whether Congress actually pays attention to that or not is still up in the air.) --- The problem with the internet today is that it's filled with entire generations that did not grow up with the great wisdom of the Wyld Stallyns.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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