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Really sorry...it is the GW-9200 (riseman).
If someone can change/correct the topic, i whould apreciate it.
If someone can change/correct the topic, i whould apreciate it.
Its says that it did on 14/1, i supose it was in Athens then..i am located about 300km (in a straight line) to the north.Has your Riseman successfully received a signal before, or never at all?
Apart from the right settings on the watch, you also need ideal atmospheric conditions and a good location i.e. away from buildings, power lines, mountains or hills that could block the signal.
Ideal atmospheric conditions, might be difficult at this point of time with a propagation as low as that ! I know about conditions, because i am a hamradio operator.
Thank you. Due to the frequencie of the station...i might be difficult to do so, everynight.
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