I can measure the speed I'm running?
2004208
A qualified yes. Qualified because it'll work if the gun is pointed toward an stationary in front of you, such as a building or other structure. If you point it at another runner or moving vehicle in front of you, it'll give you the relative speed difference - this, how much faster you're moving relative to moving object if front of you. If the moving object in front of you is moving faster than you are, you'll get no reading al all.
2004209
As long as someone is pointing gun at u and it's in the same path as in baseball or Fastpitch You can do same thing with a street radar sign
2004210
I'm sorry, but I have NOT used it for that purpose. Looking at the instructions, I really don't think you can do that. It is like a "Police Speed Gun". You shoot the gun toward an object---I guess you could have someone " shoot you" coming at them. It would have to be faster than 10MPH, Ibelieve. It usually work for Balls being tossed or vehicle speeds. I hope this helps a little. Sorry for the delay in replying
2004211
When we checked my kids fastball with this one it read 60mph and with a $2,000 MLB Juggs scout edition it read 64mph
930174
I'm not sure what is the lowest velocity it measures--it does clock the approx 4mph when I walk.
2284566
Yes, if buy the heart monitor strap. It tells you if its too low or in range. If you sign up for Garmin connect it will create a graph for each workout so you can compare as well. I had to use all of this for a class.
2035777
As others have said, it measure your speed over ground via the GPS on the unit.
866533
Not sure I can measure it but you could jog alongside it when it is going top speed. You can increase and decrease the speed gradually and also go very slow.
2062733
Hi Curt, can't really tell you, mostly using the Cardio program and checking the average distance and speed, but that's it
2079362
Yes it does. It tracks duration, distance, avg.pace, avg. speed, max speed, and calories.
1776057
This is a Cyclin computer it measure riding speed, elapsed distance there are a model that include candence sensor to measure your caence (crank arm RPM) AND HAS INTEGRTED Clock
2219253
This device measures HR but only on demand furthermore this cannot be easily accomplished while running.... It cannot differentiate very well between sporting activities although for running I find it perfect.It can be worn as a watch and like the stylish way it looks:)
783763
This will do it for you. If you reset it just before you start your run you will get steps, time and distance. I think it's a greatlittle pedometer.
1361482
No you can't (unless I'm missing something). You can display the time and duration of your workout though. It's pretty easy to scroll through screen options however; one button takes you to hr, calories burned, the effect/zone you're in, then the duration/time of day screen.
1498627
NO, it doesn't have that capability, but it is quite accurate. I haven't set mine in several months, and it's now about a minute fast.
1782953
I thought so. The mph it's always displayed and the various modes are in smaller font. If your working on keeping a pace or working up to one, this gives you an accurate measure. If you don't need cadence there are cheaper models. For another 10 bucks this is a good feature and this is one of the cheapest computers with cadence. Add solid product too.
962529
Sort of. I have mine set to show average pace total elapsed time and total distance. However, you can have it set to show speed , current pace average pace or lap depending on what information you want to see.
1948609
Not sure what you are asking. It vibrates and it measures the time, etc you are on the machine. There are preset times and you can run it on manual (I guess that's what you'd call it) to go as long as you want. The highest speed is 20 I think.
1465521
I would think so. Depends on the functions you are looking for. Distance, pace, speed, etc all work great. FYI, the pace calculation is not instantaneous pace, but an average over about a minute or so.
681071
Outside your Forerunner will use the GPS and give you actual speeds and distances. Inside if you're on a treadmill or if you are on an inside track and your watch can't get a GPS signal, the foot pod will estimate your distance and speed pretty accurately. I'm not sure exactly how the algorithm that it uses calculates it but it uses cadence information that it gets from the accelerometer of the foot pod and your stride length to do the estimates. I think that I read that the more that you run/walk using the GPS and foot pod, the more accurate it gets.