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FASTIME 7 STOPWATCH
FASTIME 7 STOPWATCH
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FASTIME 7 STOPWATCH
Regular price
£61.32 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£61.32 GBP
Unit price
per
Tax included.
A high end stopwatch with a wide range of functions built in to make sure it meets all the requirements you might have for your stopwatch. Designed to work perfectly for swimming events, with its built-in stroke rate, speed conversion and 100 lap memory
Functions
- Stopwatch - The primary mode of the Fastime 7 stopwatch. The main timer display allows the stopwatch to count up 10 hours, with accuracy to 1/100th of a second.
- Stroke Rate - Measure three events to return the rate per minute.
- Repeating Countdown/up Timer - Shows target time, number of repeats and the time counting down. Beeps once on each repeat.
- Pacer - The pacer value can be adjusted from 05 to 240 PACES per minute. The display shows the TARGET COUNT PER MINUTE. Use this function to set and measure a required number of actions per minute. Pressing the split button increases the target count per minute.
- Speed Conversion - Displays the speed in mph/kph for the distance entered.
- Time of Day and Alarm - Display current time and set an alarm.
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