For the miles per hour, does it go up in tenths, or halves?? The product specification in places says 0.5, or half miles.
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It is an excellent treadmill....a lot more than I had expected...includes a fan to keep you cool during workouts....it displays distance in km/miles which ever mode you prefer, the format is 0.001.... 0.002... 0.003....etc. Hope this helps!
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If you are asking about the speed that you can set you can set it at half mph such as 5.5 or just keep it at whole numbers. Did that answer your question?
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I ran with my Garmin405CX just yesterday on a route that I know is almost exactly 3.1 miles. I've driven it and checked the odometer. I've walked it and counted paces with a pedometer. I've mapped it on Google and Yahoo to the same results. The 405CX absolutely nailed it. If it's an accuracy problem, I'd suspect it is related to location or satellite interference of some kind.
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It goes 8-11 miles per hour. This is perfect for a 5 year old, at 7 he will want something that has a little more power. My son got this as an Xmas present when he was 3.5 and now he is 5.5. He still likes it but he wants more speed and power. Can you add another battery or replace the current battery?
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It is rated for 45,000 miles. I got a little more than that from my first set.
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My experience is that at 1.5 miles per hour, I can pretty much do what I'd do while standing still. Any faster, though, and it gets more difficult. At faster speeds, I usually am doing things like browsing online, reading, etc.
866532
I can't say in MPH but I run mine at half power and easily keep up with my dog and outrun my wife
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I don't know why it would say that or who said that, but it's not true. This buggy should not exceed 10-15 miles per hour as the tires are small and would not accommodate high speeds.
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It's advertised at 35 miles per hour and that seems pretty accurate. It's a good speed when you factor in the size of the ball. It's not soft toss like slow pitch softball, but it's not so fast that a person can't make good consistent contact.
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Above a couple of mph it is fine. You can adjust it up or down a little, as needed. It is at least as accurate as the one that came with your car.
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The treadmill will go up to 4 miles an hour but we use it at 1.5 to 2 mph. This is a great unit - the desk is very stable and it is all very quiet.
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Mine does flat, 10, 25, 45, 65, and 82. Measured with a level and protractor. 82 not 85. Don't know why.
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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. :)
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There is a "quick speed" option, that allows you to select speeds by whole numbers, as well as an incremental speed button that allows you to up the speed a tenth a mile per hour at a time (3.1, 3.2, 3.3, etc.).
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I see some variation in mileage for the same coarse. It frequently misses my start location even though I let it sync with GPS. Only fluctuates by about 0.05 miles between runs for a 3-4 mile run. I've tried different approaches such as jogging a little before I start the timer, but I have not identified anything that consistently puts me at the start line when I look at the map later. The 405cx usually shows me starting in the woods and slowly getting onto the road after 0.1 - 0.2 miles. I also think it does not always pick up turns correctly, cutting some short or not picking up the full distance around a cul-de-sac. I see some variation in mileage for the same coarse. It frequently misses my start location even though I let it sync with GPS. Only fluctuates by about 0.05 miles between runs for a 3-4 mile run. I've tried different approaches such as jogging a little before I start the timer, but I have not identified anything that consistently puts me at the start line when I look at the map later. The 405cx usually shows me starting in the woods and slowly getting onto the road after 0.1 - 0.2 miles. I also think it does not always pick up turns correctly, cutting some short or not picking up the full... » Read More I see some variation in mileage for the same coarse. It frequently misses my start location even though I let it sync with GPS. Only fluctuates by about 0.05 miles between runs for a 3-4 mile run. I've tried different approaches such as jogging a little before I start the timer, but I have not identified anything that consistently puts me at the start line when I look at the map later. The 405cx usually shows me starting in the woods and slowly getting onto the road after 0.1 - 0.2 miles. I also think it does not always pick up turns correctly, cutting some short or not picking up the full distance around a cul-de-sac. « Show Less
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I have found mine to be very accurate, although sometimes it will be off usually about a quarter mile for a 10 miles ruen. I think it has more to do with the movement or adjustment of the satelites rather than the watch, since I have noticed on the peaks website that sometimes the course is really off and has me starting out in Lake Erie. There is not really much you can do about it and all brands pretty much use the same gps. If I am running a course for time, I always measure it by my bike or car for better accuracy. I did do a 10 mile race last fall and it showed 10.07 which was very good. Trees and turns or switchbacks can through it off as well.
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20 miles per hour. I am selling mine. My son only used it one time . $300.00. Brand new condition
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Unknown. Mine is also...reviews prior to my purchase several years ago lamented this as well as it not displaying in mph. Engineering guess is an error in the algorithm...do not know what this says about any location accuracy, but then I didn't get it for that.