Love the altimeter on mine but changes with the weather, never worried about using temp. Are there any other choices other than g-shock and suunto
Love the altimeter on mine but changes with the weather, never worried about using temp. Are there any other choices other than g-shock and suunto
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I have a Casio Eco trek (for close to 20 years)
Bulletproof and to be honest looks it does Alt, Compass, Barometer temp etc. To be honest the Baro was the most useful being a Fly Fishing guide as when she dived you pretty much new the fish would go doggo for a hour or two and leaps up in the arvo meant a good evening rise. Bloody useful at a glance.
Should be able to find one of these second hand around the traps or hiding in someones draw as they were titanium chasis but weighed a ton.
Forgotmaboltagain+1
Perhaps this is more you @gibbo? Yeah - you strike me as a fella needing the jumpmaster app!
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/into...rod543589.html
I don't actually have one, but a mate does and its awesome, and im still trying to get him drunk enough so he passes out and "loses his watch..."
Failing that they cost about NZ$700 at duty free in Santiago, Chile, was pretty tempted to buy one back in February and probably will next time I head over
I got a Casio G-shock Riseman (think they're now called a Rangeman). Does the job well enough. Would be better if I wore it more often but I use my phone more.
There are only three types of people in this world. Those that can count, and those that can't!
had a suunto core for a number of years that was surprisingly more useful than I ever expected it to be - but it had what can only be described as a catastrophic software failure after about 3 years. I subsequently found out this is quite a common issue and was outside of warranty...
Attacking this from a different angle have you considered a smartwatch?
There are really two major platforms (if you rule out Apple Watch based on price) which are Pebble and Android Wear. I picked up a Huawei Watch recently (came free with the Huawei P9 I brought the mrs) and am loving it. It's the model that google are pushing so one of two that gets the preview update of Android Wear 2.0. It doesn't do the temp and baramometer but does lots of other cool stuff, shows you your notifications, remote shutter for your phone camera, can store music on it so you can listen without your phone, lets you control your music and it even tells the time!
The battery lasts two days, it has a saphire screen and unlike the Apple Watch the screen stays on all the time and it's actually round like a watch should be.
Because they are marketing the P9 quite hard and it comes with the watch there are quite a few on trade me selling for about $300.
Pebble is the other major brand. They have their own eco system and app store and traditionally have used an eink screen which means the battery lasts a lot longer.
Both of these brands can be used with either iOs or Android.
I am intrigued. Gibo what are you trying to do man? I know you can't tell the fucking time coz ya stayed out all night with Pointer at Toby's party even though you knew Pengy was waiting in the double bed for ya.
It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
Rule 1: Treat every firearm as loaded
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
Rule 3: Load a firearm only when ready to fire
Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt
Rule 5: Check your firing zone
Rule 6: Store firearms and ammunition safely
Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms
Garmin tactics,Probably not good if you have weak arms or a bit limp wristed but does what you are after.Charging them every 6-8 weeks can be a pain.
How could you offend me Gibo? Plastic it is!!![]()
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