Sparco Products 24100 Tally Counter 4 Figure Silver accessory
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ULTRAK
Stopwatch stores 100 dual split times, recalls memory while running and measures up to 10 hours
The Ultrak 495 stopwatch provides 100 dual split recallable memory and memory recall during operation. A large three-row display shows time and calendar data. Water resistant construction and an included lanyard support active use. Lithium battery power allows measurement up to 10 hours.
Suited for coaches and athletes who need to capture and review 100 dual split times while the clock is still running. The three-row display lets you read current, split and cumulative values at once. Not for users who require storage beyond 100 splits or timing beyond 10 hours. Buyers needing PC connectivity or data export should consider other devices.
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The stopwatch runs on an included lithium battery designed for long service life; no charging is required and the battery compartment is user-accessible for replacement when needed.
Yes, a lanyard is included in the box so the stopwatch can be worn around the neck straight away.
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