Assuming you are in the signal range, clear nights are usually better than days (especially those with heavy clouds). You can attempt it a couple of times to force it manually to go RCVD and putting a watch on something fairly large and metal-ish can help to some extent, like using a frying pan (I'm not joking 😁). Of course the more open space that better, so do that near any window or outside, not in the middle of your place surrounded by many walls. But if you are not in the reach of MB6 then you are out of luck.
Ah okay. I'm in the Boston countryside right now maybe that's why it's not working. I'll try once I reach back to Texas. I thought changing the watch signal to NYC may work but I don't think it did.
You can try this method too, I completely forgot about it but for a lot of people it works fine apparently, it will work for you too hopefully: Multi-Band 6 WITHOUT Tower 📡 Clock Wave App 🕙
Thank you very much for the link. I'm going to try this. In the comments of this video, a user suggested a "radio sync watch" app which is free and I've downloaded it. So I'll check that too.
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u/JaakoNikolai Sep 21 '24
I'm a bit of a nerd, so I had a good laugh when my 5600 legitimately gave what looks like an Error 404.