Can this watch measure distance in km?
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yes you can . it up to either miles or kilometers, it's the greatest light weight watch you can own!
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Yes I use kms - this is Australia. Go to Settings, setup, format, kilometers - click. Enjoy
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Yes, you can switch it between km and miles. Plus, even in miles, it gives you records for like 1k, 5k, and 10k. And, you can make it do lap times for kilometers instead of miles.
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If you mean can you find out how far you hit your ball, then yes. You can set the GPS to "0" at any time and then walk to your ball. It will tell you the distance you traveled.
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This is from the instructions, so Yes. Km or Mile Selection After setting the Wheel Factor the Km/M selection will appear. Press the Right button to choose kilometer or mile. Press the Left button to conﬁrm.
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No. You have to manually change the time. Still a great watch though, if you are looking for an altimeter/pressure sensor.
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No, you cannot see the coordinates on your watch display. Maybe you can detect them somehow when you transfer the data to the computer...
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Hi Kristi I am using this scale and it does measure in Kilograms There is a little procedure to turn on the Kg mode, and if you do it right, it does give metric scale readings ! Raghunandan Joshi
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No. If you go to the Garmin website you can easily compare the models. The price increase for measuring to hazards was not worth it to me. Also, if I remember correctly, hazard distances are actually something you have to manually program. You should verify this when you compare features.
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I don't think so. I have a Garmin watch that tracks miles when I run. I bought this as a heart rate monitor. It works pretty good but you do have to hold your finger over the face of the watch for approx 5 seconds.
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I don't know the answer to that question. I purchased the watch for my 36-year-old son who is blind. I was not present when he chose the language setting.
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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.
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No. This is a great interval timer, but it does not track distance or average speed.
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This device can be set to miles or kilometers. As an aside, I found it difficult to set the tire rotation to get the correct odometer reading.
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Hi M., The forerunner 10 is great for running/walking but it doesn't count steps. The watch records your distance in mi/km. When you upload your workouts you can map your runs/walks to keep track of you best routes. Hope this answers your question! Cheers,CH
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I have not found a way to show the time with distance. However u can hit the top of the bezel (time) and see it then hit the side to go back to training.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes but I do not use it. I have set it up once to try out. All you have to do is hit the top of your watch to clock an interval. I think this makes it a great IT for short runs but longer distances mean more chance of hitting the IT as you run. Hope this helps, Andrew
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I am not sure. I would say it would work but would not be very accurate. The watch basically runs off of a GPS system. If you are doing short distances versus long it may not be able to account for the small twist and turns. It sounds like you need technology that coincides with a step counter. I'm not saying you shouldn't try it. I'm just saying it may not be as accurate as you would like.