While walking, can you see how many tenths of a mile you've gone, at any point? thanks
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Yes. The screen is customizable to show up to four different categories of data, or you can scroll through data that shows direction, either lat long or MGRS, total distance down to the tenths of a mile or KM, waypoints, home base, elevation, and distance to a waypoint, speed, as well as other datapoints. Best GPS for hiking and such if you don't have the few hundred $'s for touch screen models. Really quick satellite capture, works well in every situation I have been in while hiking around the mountains and valleys and thick forests of the Colorado Rockies. I've never had an issue with sat capture, or loss of signal to show me where I am in the world. Recently used in Germany and Poland without an issue.
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It can be used to track calories burned while walking. Doesn't count steps taken
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Not that I have been able to figure out. I still have been using MapMyRun to track that information.
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Yes, from the place you hit your shot, press the button in the upper left corner and you will see a big zero, then walk/drive to your ball and it will give you the distance your shot went.
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Yes - distance is calculated based on your individual average stride, and total minutes of activity is recorded and tracked.
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Yes. It gives the time as default, you push a button to see steps, miles, and calories, and the time comes back after a little. There's also a button to light up the face momentarily.
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What I did was take three steps then measure the distance with a tape measure. Divide the number by three and that is your stride. My stride was 2 ft 10 inches
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Android users can download this free app. It works very well for basic steps and distances and keeps a log. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.gr.java_conf.kino.walkroid&hl;=en
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In the runner's mode that I always use distance is mainly shown but there is also a timer, and what the time would be for a mile at the pace your running, though if you slow down or go faster it takes a little bit to adjust.
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There is no timer option on the device. But, it does keep track of "aerobic minutes, distance and calories" when you are moving at a rate of 2.8 mph for a minimum of 10 minutes.
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it counts, but not accurately. And there is no way to edit the info on TomTom's MySport website or apps. I sync with RunKeeper which does allow me to edit the distance, but since TomTom only transfers the most basic of information from the watch, prepare to bust out your maths
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It's pretty good for walking but it does not count steps. It will tell you how far you've gone, what your pace is per mile, what your average pace is, and your calories. I hope this helps!
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The instructions say to walk 10 steps, measure the length from start to finish in inches. Calculate your stride length by dividing the total distance by 10. For example, my stride was 280 inches divided by 10 equals 28 inches or 2 feet 4 inches. I punched in that number.
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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.
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If I understand your question correctly, it lets you know if you are going over the speed limit set. It also lets you know how many miles travelled and how long the trip took.
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No the screen will show u the remaining distance but if u push the big button it will show and speak the distance.
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Hold down "Training" After "Locating Satellites" press Start/Stop Run press Start/Stop hold Reset Hold Menu Click History Click Activities You can see the last activity and all the previous ones by scrolling Shows Time, Speed(or pace), distance, calories