Reply to "Electronic Measurment Devices vs. J.O. Counter"

jimgerweckMember

I've used Neville's Protegé method in the past.
For me, the biggest plus was being to do the split calculations at home, ride to the course, reset the Protegé to zero, and ride.
Now that I've begun using the UKCM app on my iPhone, that is no longer a problem w/ a JO counter - the app does the calculations on the spot.
The biggest disadvantage I found w/ the Protegé was having to eyeball the wheel revolution fractions during the cal rides, even though my wheel is marked off in 20 segments. Whenever the stopping point was between 2 wheel marks, I never felt confident that I was getting it right.

12/10/128:13 AM

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