Is there a way to determine the distance you've peddled?
1757998
Not on this peddler. I wear my FitBit while I peddle and it tracks the movement as steps, which is a great way to get in my steps during the day.
1757999
Not as it is ordered, but I bet a pedometer or the new efit bands would count for you. We use time as our measure of exercise.
1758000
No there isn't, it's pretty basic. It has a knob for resistance, and the strap on the pedals can adjust to a accomodate a larger foot. So far it has been working great.
1758001
don't buy this item, i had to return mine in 10 days because the peddles broke off from the stand. Very poorly constructed
479524
If you are using Registrator Viewer then you simply go to your drop down menu up top and click: VIEW MEASUREMENT and pick BRITISH SYSTEM (FEET, MILES).
1036895
The answer is YES, this feature is poorly implemented & almost impossible to see /use, I use a tape measure to set the distance.
1591842
I have not used mine often enough to find out. Used for tracking miles when volunteering for CASA.
764535
If you marked your place of origin or lunch spot etc., you will be able to get back to it by use of the GPS because it will point an arrow in the direction of your selected point. If you want to see the actual route you took, not just the direction of your point, you will need to plug in the GPS to your computer and will be able to see the exact route taken via Google Maps. Hope this helps!
37404
It will give you some indications of how you vary from the path, but it does not show a path. At least it hasn't the way I have used it. I think you need a charting type of GPS for that.
499255
To measure the diameter or length of whatever you are rolling out (for example, pie crusts)
2059996
Thanks for the help. I've set the tracking to "auto least often" and that seems to nail the distance pretty well. Did a measured 2.6 mile hike out and back through some fairly heavy cover and got 2.63 one way and 2.65 the other. Close enough. Funny though, Garmin "admitted" this was an accuracy problem. Told me the fix was downloadable on their site, with the Web Updater, but I've decided not to mess with it. Don't want their gremlins crawling around inside unless I have no choice.
414049
Well, it depends how one interprets that question. If you want it to track how far you've traveled in a database (or electronic log file) so you can go back and review your mileage later then NO. However, if you want to tell how many miles you are RIGHT NOW from a stable or trail head (and which direction to travel as the crow flies to get back to your point of origin), then YES. This device only tracks REAL TIME information, and does not store or log anything other than your current location and direction from 1 - 3 way points you've actually traveled to and marked on the device.
1030866
Go to the racing ramps site and it will tell you the distance you need for this particular ramp.
1888219
I have taken trails that I have never been on, turned the Tracker on and the arrow will point to the direction back to camp. It doesn't show the route you took....It is a High Tech Compass and it will count down in meters as you get closer to camp.
930157
Kinda. On the right of the screen a line graph with you and your destination.it not real accurate throw.
214023
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.
2127125
No. The current location isn't always accurate. And the trackr disconnects time from time giving you a false location.
1778473
I believe there is. I just can't remember, I have the paperwork packed. I used it on my summer trip of 3000 miles, no tickets, saved me a few times
100520
yes. it has a page called "trip computer" wehich can track total distance, total time, stopped time, moving average, stopped time and several other items.
1894528
It's generally accurate to a couple meters from what I can tell. For example, if I run out on one side of the street and come back on the other side, that's obvious when I review the run map.