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  1. I have a Sigma BC 800 computer on my bike that I got a long time ago so I
    don't have an owners manual. I just replaced the batteries in the computer
    itself, and now it seems way out of calibration. A spin down my street had
    me going 35 mph (I wish). Before anyone asks, it is set on mph not kmh.
    Anyone have any ideas on what's up?

  2. "Steve and Amy Bernth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I have a Sigma BC 800 computer on my bike that I got a long time ago so I don't
    have an owners manual. I just replaced the batteries in the computer itself,
    and now it seems way out of calibration. A spin down my street had me going 35
    mph (I wish). Before anyone asks, it is set on mph not kmh. Anyone have any
    ideas on what's up?

    Sigma has the owners manual on line at their website.

  3. Steve and Amy Bernth said:

    I have a Sigma BC 800 computer on my bike that I got a long time ago so I
    don't have an owners manual. I just replaced the batteries in the computer
    itself, and now it seems way out of calibration. A spin down my street had
    me going 35 mph (I wish). Before anyone asks, it is set on mph not kmh.
    Anyone have any ideas on what's up?

    http://www.sigmasport.com/en/service_center/produkt_support/bikecomputer/?flash=1&typ=bikecomputer

  4. Thanks guys...I think I have it set correctly now.

  5. Steve and Amy Bernth said:

    I have a Sigma BC 800 computer on my bike that I got a long time ago so I
    don't have an owners manual. I just replaced the batteries in the computer
    itself, and now it seems way out of calibration. A spin down my street had
    me going 35 mph (I wish). Before anyone asks, it is set on mph not kmh.
    Anyone have any ideas on what's up?


    Wheel circumference in mm x 0.6214. The "mph" setting just shows MPH on
    the display - it doesn't actually change the calibration!

  6. Zog The Undeniable said:
    Steve and Amy Bernth said:

    I have a Sigma BC 800 computer on my bike that I got a long time ago
    so I don't have an owners manual. I just replaced the batteries in
    the computer itself, and now it seems way out of calibration. A spin
    down my street had me going 35 mph (I wish). Before anyone asks, it
    is set on mph not kmh. Anyone have any ideas on what's up?


    Wheel circumference in mm x 0.6214. The "mph" setting just shows MPH on
    the display - it doesn't actually change the calibration!

    Sigma's manuals are online, believe it or not, on Sigma's web site.

    http://www.sigmasport.com/en/service_center/produkt_support/bikecomputer/

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