Is the real time MPH readout in tenths of a mile (11.1, 11.2, 11.3, etc) or in half mile increments (11.0, 11.5, 12.0, etc).
1164304
Its truly a piece of useless plastic. I mounted it, spent 3 he's trying to program it, then it stopped working. All within the same day I received it. DO NOT BUY !
632693
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.
737446
GPS depends on the model and it will tell you in the details. Without gps no MPH. Do not know if MPH is indicated in GPS Model
530394
There is no documented top speed in the paperwork, though I have reached 40 MPH and believe it will read right up to 100MPH.
2215116
Yes it always updates speed readings quickly even at WOT but I haven't checked it against another gps for accuracy.
657557
Accuracy and Precision are not the same thing. The watch is precise to 1/100 of second, butthe how close it is to and actual 1/100 I do not have the answer for you. In other words, it reads to nearest 1/100 of second, however,whether that 1/100 of a second is exactly 0.001 seconds, that I do not know, it could be 0.00099 or 0.0011 seconds...not sure.
871563
You can print a report from beginning mileage to ending mileage-not broken down per stop. (If you can, I haven't figured out how to do it) I wish that it showed how long each stop took as well.
2071462
The cadence sensor just as accurate as the GSC 10 that I used to have. The only negative comment I have on the way that it reads is that there is a slight delay (one or two seconds) for it to read your cadence after you haven't been pedaling. So while riding, there is a short delay in the cadence reading when going from coasting to pedaling, however as long as you're continually pedaling it reads any differences basically immediately. I hope this helps.
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You have the option to choose which one (average or current) to see on your watch: for example, my running metrics are distance, average pace and current heart rate. The metrics can be decided before the run and you can easily switch between different ones during the run. Hope this help.
1048627
After each mile, your pace displays. When you're done, you see your distance, average pace, calories and maybe one other thing. Once you plug it in to your computer, you get even more information. It's great!
1628623
Yes,it is accurate within 2 /3 mph and whilst mine had a fault and could not be adjusted to match the car speedometer, it is supposed to do this.
1348694
This computer will read either km or mph! It also turns itself on and off, I love mine.
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.
924892
It reads out in grams or tenths of an ounce, such as 1.7 ounce. If it does it in hundredths of an ounce, I have yet in years of owning it figured out how to do that.
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You can set the speed manually, or use one of the automated programs. I always adjust the speed manually. The increments are 0.1 mph.
1532002
It gives you your current speed AND your average speed. I have my display set up so that it shows my current speed in the top corner at all times, and then at the end of my run it gives me my average speed.
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6 to 7.6. The increments are .2 as follows: 6.0, 6.4, 6.6, 6.8, 7.0, 7.2, 7.6 My kit was accurate and up to date.