Does it automatically advance from one hole to the next or do you have to do it after every hole?
632528
Yes, this advances to the next hole automatically. On occasion, if you are too close to another hole, it will advance when you are actually still on the previous hole. Easy to fix this though. Awesome product!
632529
Generally, it does a pretty good job on advancing to the next hole on it's own. If the golf course tee box from the next hole is close to the previous green, it sometimes requires you to manually push it to the next hole, which is very easy.
632530
No it automatically goes to the next hole, it is a really great golf gps watch, I love it.....
632531
Yes, it does automatically advance from one hole to the next. You can also manually jump to another hole.
632532
On our course there is only one hole that I have to manually change the hole.. All other 17 advance automatically
1131474
You must to pull the trigger. It is not automatic.Yes, it is bidirectional.
1347361
You can NOT put a ammo round in each hole.you have to put one in skip the next hole then put the next ammo in.if you put one in each hole after 12 rounds it role up.
764372
I'm not 100% clear on what you are asking, but.....Let me clarify. Release safety, pull forward control/advance bar,blade turns, mower moves forward at your pace. Release control advance bar, blade stops, forward motion of mower stops, safety is re-engaged. I'm pretty sure this is the sequence... if yours doesn't do this.... Houston, we have a problem!
602228
The watch always starts on the first hole. You can quickly adjust it to the tenth hole however.
1142907
Yes, it is automatic but single action. This means that it only shoots out and doesn't close automatically. If it was double action then it would automatically open and close, both ways.
1261192
Hi Laura. Yes, it loops automatically so there's no need to fuss with it. Thanks.
1859757
It goes forward! Good question. I didn't realize that until I tried it myself.
1652622
It is supposed to auto-feed. There is a release button on the side of the string canister if it does not.
137521
Not straight through. You must move router back and forth and go down gradually.
768708
No, the trimmer line will not advance automatically. You have to manually take off the trimmer replacement head and manually unwrap the line and then string it through the head while trying to keep the line from unraveling from around the trimmer head. I true pain in the rear. if you want to be very frustrated and not be able to use it to trim, but need a great paperweight in the garage, then buy it. I am putting mine out on the curb for garbage pickup tommorow.
1335281
The bracket that has the hole guide has an attachment which uses the edge of the board as a guide. This sets the distance so that it is consistent. However, it is a fixed distance.
1897136
DO THE SAME THING AS THE #2 did but I also take the auto shoot out which it just slide off the screws that gives you plenty of room make shur to watch out not to pull to hard on the wire and when you tighten it up make shore to line it up so it drops back down in the hole right just be very careful on that part it should work the best
897635
It definitely does not have a gradual start, as some have indicated in the reviews. The lightest first contact in the trigger yields around 300 RPM's unloaded on my drill (I checked with my touch-tach). With the level of power this drill offers, even at this lowest trigger position the drill won't stall without a large amount of load. If you need delicate low-speed operation such as fastener driving, look for a smaller drill (perhaps a 3/8" VSR?). If you need a drill that will work continuously poking 3/8" to 13/16" holes in up to 3/8" thick steel as I did, this is your drill. It definitely does not have a gradual start, as some have indicated in the reviews. The lightest first contact in the trigger yields around 300 RPM's unloaded on my drill (I checked with my touch-tach). With the level of power this drill offers, even at this lowest trigger position the drill won't stall without a large amount of load. If you need delicate low-speed operation such as fastener driving, look for a smaller drill (perhaps a 3/8" VSR?). If you need a drill that will work continuously poking 3/8" to 13/16" holes in up to 3/8" thick steel as I did, this is your... » Read More It definitely does not have a gradual start, as some have indicated in the reviews. The lightest first contact in the trigger yields around 300 RPM's unloaded on my drill (I checked with my touch-tach). With the level of power this drill offers, even at this lowest trigger position the drill won't stall without a large amount of load. If you need delicate low-speed operation such as fastener driving, look for a smaller drill (perhaps a 3/8" VSR?). If you need a drill that will work continuously poking 3/8" to 13/16" holes in up to 3/8" thick steel as I did, this is your drill. « Show Less
242438
yes just go to hole you need to change by pressing hole button forward or backward...when on the hole press score button til it reaches zero which is after it shows nine since that is as far as count goes..hope this answers your question
47439
NO! I sent mine back. Will cover ONE hole, you can shift it to cover THAT hole but then the first hole is not covered. hope that helps
1934664
I haven't had but only 2 or 3 that were like that. I didn't see that it would highlight the next one. However what I seen was it just automatically went to the next. I didn't have to do anything. Hope I was of some help.