How to fix a CountyComm GP-5 Receiver that won't turn on?
If your CountyComm Receiver isn't turning on, the issue might be due to dead batteries. Try replacing them with new ones. Another possibility is that the batteries are not correctly installed; double-check the polarity and reinstall them. Also, ensure the power button isn't locked; if it is, unlock it by pressing the appropriate button.
Why does my CountyComm GP-5 keep shutting off?
If your CountyComm Receiver shuts off while you're listening, it could be due to dead batteries, so try replacing them. Alternatively, the sleep timer may be activated. If so, simply turn the radio on again.
What to do if CountyComm Receiver alarm makes noise instead of playing the radio?
If your CountyComm Receiver alarm produces only noise, it may be because you haven't properly set the radio station for the alarm. Make sure to preset your alarm station correctly. Also, verify that the radio station is currently broadcasting in your location. As an alternative, you can set the alarm to use the buzzer instead.
Why can't my CountyComm GP-5 store some stations using ATS?
If your CountyComm Receiver can't store some stations using ATS, or stores them with noise, the stations might be too weak. Try searching for the station manually. Another cause may be interference in your area. In this case, move to another location and try again.
How to improve AM reception on CountyComm Receiver in USA?
If you're experiencing poor AM broadcast reception on your CountyComm Receiver in the USA, it's likely because the USA uses a 10kHz step for AM. To resolve this, turn off the radio and press the [9/10kHz] button to select 10kHz.
Why can my CountyComm GP-5 only receive limited FM stations in Japan?
If your CountyComm Receiver is only receiving limited FM stations in Japan, it's because the FM frequency range is 76~90MHz there. To fix this, turn off the radio and long-press the [FM SET] button, then quickly press the [FM SET] button again to select 76~108MHz.
Step-by-step guide for properly inserting batteries into the GP-5/SSB radio.
How to use the Easy Tuning Mode for automatic station scanning and storage.
Detailed steps for manually tuning radio frequencies using the tuning knob.
Method for automatically storing radio stations into memory using ATS.
Process for manually saving favorite radio stations into memory slots.
Frequency Range| FM frequency range | 87~108 MHz |
|---|---|
| Japan FM frequency range | 76~108 MHz |
| Eu, USA FM frequency range | 87.5~108 MHz |
| MW frequency range | 522~1620 kHz |
| USA MW frequency range | 520~1710 kHz |
| SW frequency range | 1711~29999 kHz |
Sensitivity| FM sensitivity (S/N=30dB) | Less than 3µV |
|---|---|
| MW sensitivity (S/N=26dB) | Less than 1mV/m |
| LW sensitivity (S/N=26dB) | Less than 10mV/m |
| SW sensitivity (S/N=26dB) | Less than 30µV |
| SSB sensitivity (S/N=10dB) | Less than 3µV |
Selectivity| FM selectivity | 60 dB |
|---|---|
| MW selectivity | 60 dB |
| LW selectivity | 60 dB |
| SW selectivity | 60 dB |
Power| Output power | 350 mW |
|---|---|
| Battery type | UM3 or AA X 3 |
| USB power | 5V DC |
Audio and Connectivity| Speaker size and power | Φ40mm, 500mW/16 Ohm |
|---|---|
| Earphone jack | Φ3.5mm, 8~32 Ohm, Stereo type |
Weight and Dimensions| Dimensions | Approx. 53(W) X 159(H) X 26(D) mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 128g |
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