what is the difference between spy watch ultimate and field agent spy watch?
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I cannot help. I purchased this for my grandson for Christmas so it is under the tree.
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I have no idea but don't get the one I got. My son played with it a few minutes and was done. His dad and I couldn't even see the supposed hidden paper messages. I give it no stars.
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Functionally, they operate exactly the same... the ball and 4 buttons. They use the same software driver. The only real difference is "look and feel". Besides the wrist rest, they not only look different, but the feel is very different. The Expert trackball feels, to me, sluggish and clumsy. It has a scroll ring around the ball. The Slimblade ball feels much smoother with less drag. And it has an unusual method for scrolling - you rotate the ball on its vertical axis with your first finger. It actually works quite easily. However, the buttons on both trackballs have a loud click sound and must be pushed rather hard to function. Also, scrolling on both devices jumps in small increments. It is not smooth. Also, there are many software options for configuring the buttons. However, some of them are rather awkward. For example, to use "Switch Application" (a favorite of mine), you set a button to activate this command, but then you have to simultaneously roll the ball to move the cursor across the open app icons on your screen. It is so awkward that I gave up on it. Frankly, between the loud button clicks and the odd ways for programming buttons, I did not like either of these devices and returned both for a refund. The best trackball made by Kensington, in my opinion, is the Orbit with a scroll ring. It is simple, smooth and the scroll ring works more smoothly than either the Slimblade or the Expert.
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Online only. I have looked for some file viewers but have never found any. The nice offline viewer that Garmin uses doesn't exist for Timex. These are *.pwx files.You don't need to use Training Peaks either since there are a number of other websites that unofficially support this watch, such as MapMyFitness websites.
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The missions appear at an undisclosed time, after you download them to the watch. This is in the watch instructions but is not explained on the website. They "Go live" later--and don't show up on the watch until they go live. This worked for us twice, but now the watch won't connect and we can't download any more missions.
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Greetings: No they are different. For the undercover ones if you can send me any and numbers or markings that are on them I can point you to the correct listing. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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The watch can work for this, but the interface is not easy to use. The touch interface is really awful. The 310XT set up and user functions are MUCH easier to use.
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Amazon sells it with or without the strap and it's obviously less expensive without the strap. Just read the bill-of-materials carefully on the page that you are on to determine whether or not the model that you're looking at includes the strap. The model with the strap is: " Garmin Forerunner 610 Touchscreen GPS Watch With Heart Rate Monitor by Garmin " and the model without it is " Garmin Forerunner 610 Touchscreen GPS Watch by Garmin ". The price difference is about $30.
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So I bought this watch and been using it for about 1 month. I can assure you that there is a difference on the caloric expenditure displayed on the cardio machine verses the one on the watch. But I made some research and really the POLAR watch seems to be the one to trust. The watch has info on height, weight, age, real-time heart rate monitoring so it has all the info needed to generate the actual caloric expenditure. On the machine however, usually the only 2 info you give is weight and age. At the end of the day, long story short, the POLAR FT7 is pretty much accurate and serves perfect for the individual who wants to monitor his/her caloric expenditure during any kind of aerobic exercise. I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!
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I think there is no different, it is just ur prefer and i didn't know they make blue displays in redline detector. The redline detector is always red.
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Hi, regarding the difference I'm not sure but maybe in the main page of polar you can find the differences, sometimes it's just accessories compatibility. http://www.polar.com/uk-en. and for your second question, you need to wear the chest strap because it has the computer that sends the heart rate info to your watch, otherwise the watch wouldn't be able to retrieve the data.
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Online only. I have looked for some file viewers but have never found any. The nice offline viewer that Garmin uses doesn't exist for Timex. These are *.pwx files. You don't need to use Training Peaks either since there are a number of other websites that unofficially support this watch, such as MapMyFitness websites.
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I don´t know exactly what you mean with Universal, but I think the color and shape of mine, which is black and red, hash´t specific features for men or woman. Is not a wrist watch really pretty and sure is not a Rolex, but men or women can wear it with out looking so weird.
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The one sad thing with the 220 is it can only do 3 fields per page. The 620 can do four like the 305. I don't understand why it's so difficult for these watches to have four metrics on one page. I think the 620 is the only daily wearing watch that will do four fields.
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They are both cheap red dot sights. Unlimited eye relieve and your field of view, well its a red dot sight with no magnification so that is on your eyes since its not changing the magnification of what you are viewing. This seems more at the height to cowitness with iron sights on an AR platform and it has the lens covers which are nice.
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Dear Michael: Thank you for your question. I personally have only experience with the heart rate monitor that came with the TomTom watch. I suggest you connect with www.tomtom.com and ask them directly. Technical support by TomTom is outstanding.
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The D2 defaults to watch mode. The letters are very large and very readable. Stopping the GPS does put the D2 in watch mode and allows the battery to last for weeks without a charge when in just watch mode.
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The major differences seem to be the reticle and and the turrets. The reticle on the APT (tactical scope) is a mil-dot. On the APV (hunting scope) is more like a traditional crosshair. The APT has exposed target turrets, so it is easier to make adjustments to the windage and elevation settings. The APV has capped turrets. You have to remove the cap change the settings and recap the turret when you are done.