All it work to count laps if you only do open turns rather than flip turns?
1118108
Hi. It works with both types of turns. The watch counts the extended pause in your stroke when you do either one of the turns. It's nice not having to worry about counting laps any more.
1118109
I'm not sure. We bought this as a gift for someone who does flip turns. Sorry.
1118110
The watch is pretty accurate regardless of the type of turn. You can also set it to record different distances if you swim at different pools.
60199
Yes, if you clear it to zero then just hit start and it will count up. There will be an up arrow above the seconds counter to confirm this.
1829171
it only counts laps; giving a total time, average lap time, fastest lap time, and slowest lap time.
1414561
Unfortunately, no. It only counts up. Maybe get 2 in different colors - one to count entries and the other for exits.
1813335
Not that I'm aware of.. Seriously the watch does allot more then I could have ever imagined, but I'll look into the manual and get back to you if it does. Cheers! PS I love my watch, can't imagine ever doing laps ever again without it. It's improved my swim.
68073
Yes it does count up. Just press the START half of the stop/start button. It also allows you to stop, and then resume from that time forward by pressing the Start again. Its a handy stopwatch tool.
607054
Your question doesn't seem clear. What are you asking? For me, the Cyclocomputer does everything that I've programmed it to do. I haven't tried the heart rate monitoring and I don't care much about the altitude measurements. Laps aren't important to me either. I'm focused on the time, distance, cadence, average and maximum speeds. It's working fine.
464154
According to the manual that came with it theres a section called Using the Odometer which records the time and distance traveled. I am a golfer so I have never tried that function!
2071466
It is better than powertap. Tried it on the track and got good data, but occasional drop outs occurred. Most likely because of interference from other riders.
781903
This unit does not count steps in the car or on a bike. I just keep it in my pocket and only when I walk, jog or run does it register steps. Works very well.Bruce
1771603
Yes. You can use the watch with or without GPS active. Keeps elapsed time and laps. Top, right button starts and stops timer. Bottom, right button starts a new lap. There are much cheaper options if that is the primary function you want though.
129620
Not sure of your question but I'll give you some feedback. The bottom number is the total elapsed time and runs continuously until you press stop. The top number shows you the most recent split and can be adjusted to show the individual lap time or the elapsed total time for a given moment. I use it at local track meets and it works fine for me. Hope this helps.
910120
If I remember correctly it does make a full loop but it's a small loop. I would recommend adding additional track pieces.
375221
nope -- this is for lap counting -- so like you are swimming laps and you want to swim 62 laps -- those are hard to keep up with -- this counter is excellent --- each time you reach a wall you push the button on the front and it counts "one" -- then "two" --- and on and on till you finish -- cannot see how this is helpful in running unless you want to count laps
1831096
Yup! Turns are shown on screen as you approach the turn. Have a great ride!!
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.
964296
Yes, every time to push you can see how many laps you have done. It is a great simple manual counter with low functionality, if you need programs, automatic counting or more this is not for you but then you have to pay a lot more....it is good value.