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| Posted: 13/09/05 16:19:10 10 |
Cheers Killy
Will give it a try as it says on the tin
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| Posted: 13/09/05 15:54:22 22 |
Quick question that i hope gets a quick answer
Currently using a S625x that is about 6%+, which is a bit of a pain
I did try to calibrate it on a track but got confused, ran 1600m, then when i stopped on the line the distance kept going up, wasn't sure if it was supposed to so stopped it, should i have left it to stop by itself ??
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| Posted: 20/06/05 13:13:27 27 |
cheers for help
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| Posted: 20/06/05 11:53:54 54 |
Hi not tried that, but have had a scout around other threads and if you go into manual calibration you can set the factor back to 1000 - hopefully this is it !!, if not then will try the reset button
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| Posted: 20/06/05 08:48:18 18 |
Hi
Just got my S625x and went down to local running track to callibrate which i did over 1600metres, then i ran 1500metres and it showed as 1400m went i stopped, unless i got my math wrong thats 93% accurate, is there anyway i can reset it so its factory default and try it again ???
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