January 07, 2020, 08:57 PM
stickman428Atomic time radio wave emulator question for the Citizen Eco Drive radio wave watch enthusiasts.
Does anyone have experience with atomic time radio wave emulators? I found a nice Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) eco drive diver with radio wave sync capability
BUT it is only made to synchronize with Japan’s JJY radio wave.
Having a watch that auto syncs is nice but not if it only works in Japan. I read that I might be able to make an emulator or get an app for my phone. Has anyone here ever done such a thing?
At +\- 15 seconds a month accuracy it is not a big deal but it does kind of ruin a cool feature of the watch.
January 08, 2020, 12:50 PM
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Originally posted by stickman428:
Does anyone have experience with atomic time radio wave emulators? I found a nice Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) eco drive diver with radio wave sync capability BUT it is only made to synchronize with Japan’s JJY radio wave.
Having a watch that auto syncs is nice but not if it only works in Japan. I read that I might be able to make an emulator or get an app for my phone. Has anyone here ever done such a thing?
At +\- 15 seconds a month accuracy it is not a big deal but it does kind of ruin a cool feature of the watch.
. No, but I do have a Eludium 2 Space Modulator.
January 08, 2020, 01:04 PM
Elk HunterI have a Casio watch that stays sync'd with a time source here in the states. Not sure how often it does the sync, but whenever/however it does it, is invisible to me. Only problem I have had with it was when the battery had to be replaced. Getting it started was a "problem" but I got on line and got the detailed instructions. Problem solved.
I have had it for at least 8-10 years. Had to replace the band once, battery once. Never take it off. Fishing, swimming, shower, etc.
January 08, 2020, 03:14 PM
airbubbaif i were looking to add the watch, it would be thru costco.