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Please see: Garmin Forerunner 50
Nike V10 Digital
Heart Monitor Watch
Please note, Nike
V10 has a YELLOW front button,
not BLUE as shown. Image actually
shows a CV10
The
Owners of this site (BHIP Ltd) have used these monitors and we cannot
stress enough how accurate they are. They are NOT pedometers. A pedometers
relies on the user setting a standard stride length in to the unit,
it then counts steps and multiplies that by the stride distance. This
is NOT how the Nike CV10 and V10 and Triax SDM work.
The
Nike units work with 3 dimensional inertia monitors/accelerometers,
the same thing used to position satellites accurately and also to
set off car air bags... don't worry how they work, they just do.
It is possible for you to "fine tune" these units to your
own biomechanical rhythm and gait, this is done by entering an offset.
We have found most people can expect 96-%97% accuracy out of the box,
and bit of fine tuning can give 98% +
It
does not matter if your run includes changes of pace or stride pattern
or terrain, the Nike foot pod will recognise this and react accordingly.
©
BHIP Ltd 2004
Why
buy the Nike V10 SDM from us?
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NIKE V10 Digital
SPEED + DISTANCE
(100% digital = no interference)
© BHIP Ltd 2005 - all text is copyrighted property of BHIP
Ltd
New DIGITAL
TECHNOLOGY means that your NIKE V10 Speed + Distance Monitor
(SDM) will not be interfered with by any other heart rate monitor
/ speed distance product or power cables, aircon units, treadmill
motors and so on. You could run the London Marathon and be confident
that you will NOT suffer crosstalk or interference.
The Nike V10 is a dedicated Speed and
Distance watch with a serious stopwatch giving 100 laps and splits.
This unit has ALL the essential Speed and Distance (pace) features,
including Pace / Speed zone alarm, with auto LAP function (i.e recording
performance every 0.5 Miles) with the normal high quality design expected
from Nike.
NIKE V10 Speed Distance Watch with
PACE control
Nike V10 digital Speed and Distance monitor
- Time of Day with 2 x time zones
- Day/date
- Daily alarm
- Water resistant to 50m
- Comes with Nike Food Pod that attaches to laces of training shoe.
This unit is powered by 1 x AAA battery that can be changed from
a simple to use battery hatch.
- Run mode -exercise timer (chronograph) for timing exercise duration.
This is a dedicated stopwatch and can be viewed at the same time
as Speed / Distance / Pace information. It has a 100 lap memory
for split times / lap timing. Click here for details of the FOOT
POD device used to give running speed / pace
- Target PACE / SPEED alarm (audible and visual
- HI + LO)
- MY VIEW function allows the user to set what they see for
each mode. There are 2 lines of view, PRIMARY and SECONDARY (top
and bottom). The user may choose between TOTAL Training Time, LAP
Time, DISTANCE, PACE, TIME of DAY as PRIMARY and any of these as
the SECONDARY, eg. PACE on top line and DISTANCE on bottom line
- 5 x either time based or distance based INTERVAL
segments. The segments repeats at end. A time based session may
be: 10 mins, 5 mins, 2 mins, 1 mins, 5 mins, then repeat. Or a distance
based interval session may be : 1 mile , 1/4 mile, 1 mile, 1/4 mile,
2 miles, then repeat, etc.
- DATA RECALL: The Nike V10 recalls;
exercise time, total distance, time in pace zone, time above pace
zone and time below pace zone. Averages shown are average pace and
average lap time. Also recalls (when used in CHRONO mode) Best lap
time and Best lap pace
Plus: Lap 1 time, Average Pace per lap 1 and
distance per lap 1 and Total Time at end of Lap 1. Lap
2 time, Average Pace per lap 2, distance of Lap 2, Total Time at
end of Lap 2.... until Lap 100.
- The Nike V10 SDM has self change batteries
(via easy to use "battery hatch") in both watch and chest
transmitter.
- Nike Electrolite backlight
- Mineral glass crystal (scratch resistant)
- Nike 2 year warranty
- 100% DIGITAL transmission eliminates crosstalk from other HRM
/ SDM users and interference from electrical devices.
Only
£149.50 including delivery, VAT and FREE HRM guide
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