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how do you tell the time on the azimuth? always wondered but never asked.
Congrats, one of best G-Shock around. Of course this is after Casio solved the module problem in the early batches.
Quote from: TheHobbit on April 14, 2011, 06:28:20 PMCongrats, one of best G-Shock around. Of course this is after Casio solved the module problem in the early batches. bro... Dun ever leave Mwf!!!Mwf need a walking watchpedia like u
Quote from: chrisyen on April 14, 2011, 06:52:50 PMQuote from: TheHobbit on April 14, 2011, 06:28:20 PMCongrats, one of best G-Shock around. Of course this is after Casio solved the module problem in the early batches. bro... Dun ever leave Mwf!!!Mwf need a walking watchpedia like uBro, please don't say thatlah. Still lots to learn. Anyway your G-5600E has the new module which is similar to the one fitted to the GW-5600 series (minus the wave ceptor). The model that had the problem was the G-5600-1 which had the battery charge indicator that looks like a leaf on the top left hand side. Just keep the warranty card just in case. I have had the rechargeable battery changed on one of my G-5600 and an another had a module change. All FOC as it was still under warranty. The battery in your watch is not the standard CR series battery but is most likely the CTL1616 battery.
how does the battery last abet it is a rechargeable batt?
True, but as with most batteries, I prefer the charge cycle to 'end' before the 'life' cycle of the batteries end. For example, the Casio watches with 10 year batteries. I suspect the battery will leak before the 10 year life is up (Casio has had complaints on this).
