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I also, found the info below for Barometers, are there any flaws in this table?: Barometer readings If the reading is over 1022.689 mb: Rising or steady pressure means continued fair weather. Slowly falling pressure means fair weather. Rapidly falling pressure means cloudy and warmer...- pppppvvvv
- Post #31
- Forum: Watches in the Field
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I've changed to an Instinct Crossover solar, which I actually found cheaper than the Instinct 2 solar when I shopped around last weekend. And I realised I never really used the original Instinct to it's full effect in all the time I had it. I always tried to cram all the data fields I needed...- pppppvvvv
- Post #30
- Forum: Watches in the Field
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I learned to tone the features down enough for the battery to last around 2 weeks. Phone notifications, heart rate, sleep monitoring, all on. GPS only on occasionally. Then I charged it every Thursday, so it was always full for a weekend away! Just put mine up for sale in the classifieds on...- pppppvvvv
- Post #28
- Forum: Watches in the Field
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I've had the original Instinct for a few years now. It's a very good watch. Mine needs a charge every 2 weeks, so the Solar versions should do better than that. The only criticism I have is that it needs its own USB cable, it has some weird connection at the watch end. So maybe buy a spare...- pppppvvvv
- Post #19
- Forum: Watches in the Field