What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
Thanks
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What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
Thanks
I don't have any experience with any of the altimeters you have listed but you may want to consider
a wrist-style altimeter. I just picked up a Suunto Altimax from Amazon for $101. (It does everything
the high-end Suunto does minus the compass.) Very happy with it after 2 months. Fairly easy to get
to know and use.
I figured if I was going to throw down the money on an altimeter, it should be something I can take
anywhere.... off-chance I have the time to go hiking, skiing, sky-diving (not), etc.
Quoted message said:What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
Thanks
Quoted message said:I don't have any experience with any of the altimeters you have listed but you may want to
consider a wrist-style altimeter. I just picked up a Suunto Altimax from Amazon for $101, it
should be something I can take anywhere.... off-chance I have the time to go hiking, skiing,
sky-diving (not), etc.Quoted message said:What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
OK, that's the last time, I top-post........what a dolt.
Polar 720I is great!!
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I don't have any experience with any of the altimeters you have listed but you may want to
consider a wrist-style altimeter. I just picked up a Suunto Altimax from Amazon for $101, it
should be something I can take anywhere.... off-chance I have the time to go hiking, skiing,
sky-diving (not), etc.Quoted message said:What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
OK, that's the last time, I top-post........what a dolt.
The Ciclosport HAC 4 looks nice.
Guy Peeters said:What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
Thanks
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HAC4+ is too expensive aro EUR 260
CM436 aro EUR150
I am going to buy the CM436 with PC link
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Quoted message said:The Ciclosport HAC 4 looks nice.
Guy Peeters said:What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
Thanks
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Mark Wolfe wolfenet.orgwolfenet.orgOpen ↗ gpg fingerprint = 42B6 EFEB 5414 AA18 01B7 64AC EF46 F7E6 82F6
8C71 I have seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of
Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be
lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.
Guy Peeters said:What should I by:
Ciclosport CM414M ( model 2002 ) Ciclosport 436 new model VDO MC1.0
Anyone some experiences with these bikecomputers ?
as far as I know most altimeters work on barometric pressure. and that changes so the reading
changes. this may have changed since the last watch I bought but I would check on it.
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