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Casio PAW-2000 Watch Review
By Rob Wykoff
May 3, 2010
View Details: Casio Protrek PAW2000 Altimeter Watch
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Tech Specs:
- Housing Material:
- aluminum, resin
- Strap Material:
- resin
- Altimeter:
- yes
- Altimeter Max Height:
- 32,800 ft
- Heart Rate Monitor:
- no
- Barometer:
- yes
- Thermometer:
- yes
- Digital Compass:
- yes
- Adjustable Declination:
- no
- Chronograph:
- yes
- Backlight:
- yes
- Computer Compatible:
- no
- Water-Resistant:
- yes
- Alarms:
- 5
- Low Battery Indicator:
- yes
- Weight:
- 2.4 oz
- Recommended Use:
- Outdoor adventure on sea and land
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year
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Comments Last Reply: March 7, 2012 By: Steve Chapman
How good is this watch for recording accumulated vertical feet, as in downhill skiing, or cycling, or running? Also, do I have to keep the watch in the Altimeter mode all day in order to get the total accumulated vertical? The manual makes it sound like the accumulated vertical will be reset to zero as soon as I exit the Altimeter mode, ... like to check the time of day.
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As with all of it's ABC functions, it is "fairly" accurate. Enough to make it worthwhile owning the watch anyway. You need to stay in altimeter mode for it to accumulate. Having said that, all other info is still on display albeit in a smaller format.
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