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using a GPS 76csx on 'track'-no screen-saves battery power. 14 hours now using the screen only for turn and occasional direction checks. No heart monitor.... try asking a sattelite navigation or GPS group, there are engineering types there. Garmin's directions for transfer from PC are difficult. 5 sets with two explanatory sentences hidden in two seperate manuals but the online help tries harder. |
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GPS Bike computers
On Mar 8, 9:11*am, datakoll wrote:
using a GPS 76csx on 'track'-no screen-saves battery power. 14 hours now using the screen only for turn and occasional direction checks. No heart monitor.... try asking a sattelite navigation or GPS group, there are engineering types there. Garmin's directions for transfer from PC are difficult. 5 sets with two explanatory sentences hidden in two seperate manuals but the online help tries harder. BTW, multiple functions in one unit isn't indicated. The altimeter is cool as combined with TOPO USA, topography/altitude gives location. Nashbar sells a heart rate monitor for $40, Cateye sells wireless for $40. Cateye's batt last years, the monitor? But those two function on the GPS? dumb batt drain without purpose. PITA |
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