does trip odo read to 0.1 or 0.01 mile? thanks
894703
0.01 miles I am using this on a motorcycle and it has worked great for 4 months now. I highly recommend it. If I could do it over again I think I would spend the extra money and get the wireless version
894704
It depends on how far you've gone. Right now, mine reads 2.794 miles. For 10 or more miles it shows two decimal places. The odometer (which is cleared only if you clear the device) on mine reads 200.55 miles.
894705
I have mine setup to KM but I think it will be the same for Miles. It has a total of 5 digits on the screen. On my last workout I did 25.403 KM the total odometer since I reset it is at 250.03 KM. I think it goes to 2 digits after 100. Hope it helps.
894706
Many thanks for input on precision of Bell Dashboard 100 cyclometer. It measures absurdly accurate...to 1/1000 mile (every 5.28 feet...). Just great. BUT my next question...when I follow directions to reset DST (distance) function by simultaneously depressing both buttons, it does a total reboot requiring me to re-enter wheel circumference, mi vs km, clock time. I must be screwing something up, but neither my bike fanatic son-in-law nor I can figure it out. Any answer-women or answer-men out there...? Thanks, Befuddled John
100521
You can track all distances traveled. Reset to zero is simple. You can track waypoint to waypoint. Current place to any waypoint you have established. This unit can do everything a beginner could want.
2241377
Yes, in inches or centimeters, and yes it will give miles based on the stride you set. My only complaint is I wish the display numerals were larger.
503574
Hello...there are 3 buttons on the computer. The button on the far left must be held down until your trip odometer resets. Some times I have had to push and hold...let up on button....and then push again. Please don't try to use the instruction manual that came with the odometer. The instructions that are written on the back of the computer are much easier to follow. Sure hope this helps. Have a great weekend, Barb
1599933
Yes...and its pretty accurate on step count and miles I have been using for sometime and I like the unit. I hope this helps you out.
296152
This counter measures in feet and only up to 9,999, which isn't even two miles. Feet are smaller than meters, so you'll have to be really good at conversions and keep track of where it has to reset to 0.
632401
Yes. You have the option of selecting miles or km. You can change it in the settings. You can't view both miles and km simultaneously however.
503575
Hello...there are 3 buttons on the computer. The button on the far left must be held down until your trip odometer resets. Some times I have had to push and hold...let up on button....and then push again. Please don't try to use the instruction manual that came with the odometer. The instructions that are written on the back of the computer are much easier to follow.Sure hope this helps.Have a great weekend,Barb
1180752
Yes. There is a range button to select out to 3 decimal places. You could read up to .333 A (33.3 mA).
414049
Well, it depends how one interprets that question. If you want it to track how far you've traveled in a database (or electronic log file) so you can go back and review your mileage later then NO. However, if you want to tell how many miles you are RIGHT NOW from a stable or trail head (and which direction to travel as the crow flies to get back to your point of origin), then YES. This device only tracks REAL TIME information, and does not store or log anything other than your current location and direction from 1 - 3 way points you've actually traveled to and marked on the device.
533501
No. It reads to whole numbers, like 106, 285, etc. It has a wide range, even reading up to 900 and over.
508075
I am not sure you are doing anything wrong. I have owned different devices (GPS) and with others hiking each could get a different reading. If you are sAying it is 1/2 mile off I would send it back and write them why. Garmin is very good about making it right.
1891659
...depends on which one you get... there is a M-3 IN and M-3 CM... the one i bought off of this website was the M-3 IN, which measures in miles... one side of this unit also measures cm.... (but no km)...hope that helps in answering your question....
1676835
Yes, I had no problem with it being accurate. I do a lot of country road running and I have tracked it in my car the miles are the same. :)
1329967
No, it just keeps track of the distance traveled and the average speed in which that distance was covered.
960178
I'm having difficulty recalling as I use mine only at 0 deg. --- but it seems as if the choices were indeed only 0 and 90. EDIT: based upon consensus, I'm guessing that my previous comment is not correct!
395295
NO! Any tracking would be totally inaccurate. It would only respond to motion of your legs and arms. If you're coasting, the mileage indicator would not record it. You'll need an odometer for that. jcp