Must you use the True track meter?
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yes, as far as I know. These True Track strips are only for the True Track meter.
1725164
I think the methodology it uses to track steps is not from the movement of your foot. It may be wrist action or something to that affect. I just got the foot pod, and I did notice that it is accurate if you are running on an indoor track, but not very accurate on a treadmill. It may be user error though. I'm going to have my husband re-look at it and make sure it's set up correctly.
1348323
Same as below, adjust the sensitivity in the set up process. It is not perfect, running on the treadmill with my watch hand holding my hair off my neck and it missed counting steps. Pretty accurate though!
1003190
There are two run settings, one for outdoor courses and large indoor tracks (I assume). This one uses GPS tracking. If you can get a connection it should track you.The other run setting is for a treadmill. This one doesn't require the GPS.Swimming doesn't have a GPS tracker as far as I know. That doesn't mean it wont be added in the future though. This function works similar to the Treadmill run setting.
1870330
Just make sure you are using a 'Trackmaster' starter set, not Take and Play or wooden style tracks.
387831
Nipro Diagnostics makes: TRUE2go® TRUEresult® TRUEtrack® TRUEbalance™ TRUEread®meters. The first two use the same strips; each of the others, as far as I can tell, requires its own test strip. So, yes, a "Truetrack" strip will work in any "Truetrack" meter, but not in any of the other models from Nipro.(Sometimes Truetrack meters are "private labeled," as for Walgreens or some other retailer; but they're still Trutrack.)
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If you're getting Track IR, get the Track Clip Pro as well, regardless of what you're using. The included infrared tracker is designed only to be attached to a baseball cap, and is crappy even if used with one. In my opinion, the product is pretty much junk without the Clip Pro - I really wish they'd just add $50 to the Track IR price and include it there.
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Brandon, I went to the Atlas web site and looked at true track terminal section. I am sure you could use this with it. The one thing I will tell you if you plan on running trains on a big track this is not for you. I will end up using it for a small test track to test engines out. I hope this helps.
10194
Yes. You press a button to set a "start point", and it will create a 'track' once you cross that spot again.
1344546
No. Essentially the sensor is a pedometer. Your foot needs to hit the ground.
1898634
Yes!!! I love this device. I use it all the time and it seems very accurate.
2198761
Not for the track kits. If you needed exact measurements you would have to contact us so we can put a custom system together for you. The custom systems get really pricey so if that is something that interest you, feel free to contact us.
96119
not sure. my track never worked. cost me $$$$ to ship the garbage back. Never again!!!
393885
I've used the first generation Nike SDM unit(which is an accelerometer) with much success over streets, trails, and races. Over a marathon it was within 10 feet over the entire distance. So I plan to check this out, first without purchasing the shoes and just strapping the accelerometer to my shoe. Once calibrated, I expect it to behave the same as my SDM.Once you have a nano it is a pretty inexpensive running tool. I picked up a 1gb nano brand new on craigslist (sf) for $100. I will purchase one tomorrow and try it out over the weekend.
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I dont think it matters what phone app you use, android or iphone, it the device itself. personally i think its about 10% reliable if that. i have the trackr which is the same thing just in different packaging (From what i have read.) btw don't put feedback on any threads linked to them. They deleted my comment and made it so i cannot comment on any threads, Like pretty much saying what i am here.
1529505
No you do not need the foot pod to track pace. But I do recommend the heart rate monitor it is pretty nice to see how your heart rate changes depending on the difficulty of the course you are running..
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yes, it gives you the option to do so. but when I did to the exact size, my oddometer was no longer accurate (off by around 5mph)... so gotta play with it a bit.