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"Inexpensive, easy to use"
4.5 starson by timetestPros: easy to use, has backlight
Cons: Manual is acceptable but could be better.
Summary: This is a way better buy than the 201. The 201 can be hooked up to a computer but only with a "serial" cable not usb. The watch stores years of data anyway. It uses regular AAA batteries but you could buy rechargables and have the other "advantage" of the 201.
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Tried to use rechargable in the Forerunner 101 and the device would not function for more than a few seconds. Confirmed with Garmin that rechargable NMHI batteries will not work.
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I just got the forerunner for Christmas this year (2008). I'm using rechargeable batteries and it's been working great for the last 2 hours and still going. Not sure what happened in the situation with the previous post. I did notice there is an option to change from alkaline to nihm.
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