Hi all,
I'm new to the forum. So new in fact, that I don't even own a
Suunto watch. Howewever, I am planning to buy an X 10, but haven't made up my mind yet weather I should choose the Military version or the regular version.
Qs Regarding the Military version:
I read in the online manual that one can choose between mils or degrees for the
compass. However, when I checked the Trackmanger SW I could not find such an option (the manual states that Trackmanager is used to choose between the units). Does anyone have first hand experience with this? The use of degrees as a unit is paramount for me as a paraglider pilot.
I am planning to use the watch mostly as a secondary instrument for Paragliding. Thus, I will typically use the watch under fairly bright weather conditions, wearing sunglasses. How does the inverted LCD stand up to such conditions? Some people seem to be skeptical. What's your experience or advice.
best regards
chriss
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