It appears to be a very good panel.  It starts out at 0.8 km/h and can be increased in 
0.1 km/h increments.  Distance run is in 0.01 km intervals, and the lap is an even 400 
m.  

I haven't tried the weight part yet.

Carleton


In a message dated Sun, 21 Oct 2001  9:54:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, "Ma Be" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Carleton,
> 
> Can you please give me some more details about this machine?  Could you also check 
>if the new panel is a *true* metric panel?  The way to do that is to increase the 
>speed in increments and see if it does not "jump", like 9.7, 9.9, 10.1, 10.2, 10.4, 
>10.5, etc.
>                      ^    ^           ^
> 
> The same should also be true of the distance counter that should not jump either.
> 
> If this machine can be purchased here in Alberta for a reasonable price (< 3k), can 
>reach up to 20 km/h, offers energy/power rating in metric, has a wide range of 
>programming and *non-limiting* HRM capabilities (by that I mean that the heart rates 
>would not be limited to no more than 265 cHz (160 bpm) as many machines around do - 
>mine can reach 340 cHz (205 bpm)!) and several degrees of inclination to some 15%, 
>I'm interested!
> 
> Thanks, pal, for your feedback.
> 
> Marcus
> 
> On Sun, 21 Oct 2001 19:55:57  
>  CarletonM wrote:
> >Last year I bought a True Fitness model 450 treadmill.  As with anything sold 
> >in the USA it registered distance run in miles.  There is no adjustment 
> >switch to convert the display.
> >
> >I e-mailed the company to see if I could get the electronics changed so it 
> >registered in km.  I got a response to call their customer service number.  I 
> >did, and talked with a fellow named Eric.  He said to take out the display 
> >panel printed circuit board and send it to him and he would replace it with a 
> >metric board.  
> >
> >At no time did anyone think the request odd -- they just treated it as a 
> >service they provided.
> >
> >I did, and eight days later the metric board came back.  I put it in and it 
> >works perfectly.  Each lap is now 400 m and not 1/4 mile.  There was no cost 
> >except what I paid to send it there.
> >
> >Their products are of top quality, and so is their customer service.  Now all 
> >I have to do is make it turn 105 kg into 75 kg.
> >
> >Carleton 
> >
> 
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