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ACCUSPLIT Pro Survivor - A601X Stopwatch, Cum Split, Clock, Extra Large Display | 
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| Brand: ACCUSPLIT
Category: Sports
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 461
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 8.7 x 4.5 x 1
UPC: 093866160117
EAN: 0093866160117
ASIN: B0007ZOGEO
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| Features:
| • | 24-hour timing range, cumulative-split stopwatch | | • | Includes million-cycle no-fail switches | | • | Uses Watch Company Operating System (WOS) 2.5 | | • | 1.5-year battery life and water resistant up to 30 meters | | • | Five-year, no-proof-of-purchase warranty |
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Product Description
Includes the following features: cumulative split, split/release action, 1-2 fast finish, event/time-out, 24 hour time range, alarm, time of day 12/24, day of week and date. Three year warranty, no fail switches. 1 1/2 year battery life, water resistant.
Product Description
The Accusplit Survivor A601X Stopwatch is the best value PE stopwatch on the market. With the exclusive Accusplit 'X' case design and the million-cycle switch buttons, this is the most durable and popular stopwatch for basic timing needs. The million-cycle no-fail switches are an Accusplit exclusive and are ergonomically designed for maximum performance and ease of use. They snap instead of beep and have been tested for over a million cycles without failure. The A601X operates on the Watch Company Operating System (WOS 2.5) used by most watch manufacturers, which employs a two-button system. The right button is used for start and stop, the left for split and release. The A601X stopwatch features cumulative-split timing. The cumulative (CUM) time is the capture of elapsed time to current event and consists of all splits beginning to end. The split time is the interval of time measured from the start of the timing to the next pause of time. The A601X also features the one-button start-split-split system where the first split is first place, the second split is second place, and it shows a one-two fast finish. This stopwatch is available in five solid and translucent ring colors, has a 1.5-year battery life, and has a magnum extra-large digital display for exceptionally easy reading. The A601X is water resistant up to 30-meters and includes time, date, and alarm functions, making it a great low-cost stopwatch for basic timing needs.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
Meets My Needs Perfectly August 18, 2008
The ACCUSPLIT Pro meets my needs for lab testing and performance benchmarks. Easy to read digits nd easy to operate.
Solid. July 9, 2008
We bought one of these in blue and one in green to replace 2 cheaper stop watches. (The less expensive stop watches worked fine until they got wet so we were looking for something that was a little water resistant...) Besides being more water resistant this watch has a more substantial feel than the cheap watches (i.e. though smaller, it's a little heavier). It has a nice feel in your hand. The ability to catch 2 close finishes for the same event is also a really nice feature, though be aware that if you'll want to record the first time before viewing the second time because there is not a way to flip back and forth between them.
We got a green one and a blue one. Both like the blue color better.
 Seller was less than honest and unresponsive April 6, 2008
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
The stopwatch is great. The seller sent a really old manufacture, so old the 5 year warranty was expired. It was obvious since the manufacturer put the warranty expiration date on the back of the stopwatch. The seller has been unresponsive. I am wondering how long the batteries will last. Be careful who you buy from!
Cronometro March 25, 2008
1 out of 11 found this review helpful
Este producto es exactamente lo que estaba buscando: sencillo de operar, numeros grandes faciles de leer en cualquier posicion, botones grandes de facil alcance, liviano y con cordon para colgar al cuello.
Aunque no lo veo como defecto en el producto, no tiene iluminacion de pantalla. La verdad no me interesa esa funcion; ademas si la tuviera consumiria mas bateria..., cosa que tampoco me interesa.
El producto lo adquiri directamente en Amazon, sitio para el cual me sobran las palabras por su excelente servicio, productos y atencion al cliente.
En resumen, si usted esta buscando un cronometro sencillo y muy facil de operar, este es el producto para usted!
NOTA: Hay varios colores, yo elegi el amarillo, color que le sienta muy bien, por tanto tambien lo recomiendo!
Great display, tactile-feedback buttons, easy to use. Non-standard battery, poor design on back cover. Minimal instructions. March 4, 2008
3 out of 7 found this review helpful
Overall, this is a very good product. It is easy to use and looks to be well made and reliable. I got it in yellow so it would stand out. I like the color. I bought it to time tasks on the computer, such how long it takes Windows to reboot (a calendar might be more appropriate), so I won't be timing any track meets. But now that I have it, I just might time the kids in the pool or on their bikes.
As others have said, the buttons have a positive, tactile feedback, like a good keyboard. You will know for sure whether you pushed them. No accidental resets or failure to get the time. The display is large enough for almost anyone to read without glasses. It's not backlit, so you need enough ambient light, but this should normally be the case.
I do have a few complaints. It uses a non-standard battery. By that I mean, not one that I normally stock (AAA or AA). The instructions claim that the battery will last 5 years. I don't know if a AA or AAA would be less durable. If I needed to depend on this for a meet, I would have a second battery on hand.
The design of the back cover is not so good. It's held on by 6 small Phillips screws. This seems like a lot, but maybe that's to provide moisture resistance. Opening the cover is tricky and seems too likely to damage the button mechanism. They mounted part of the button mechanism on the inside top of the back cover. The three buttons have plastic tabs that extend down about 3/4 of an inch into this mechanism. It would be very easy to pull too hard on the top of the back cover and bend or break these tabs. When I started to remove it, it seemed stuck at the top, so I lifted the bottom first and it slid out. This is not mentioned in the instructions. A much better design would be to have the back cover only open over the bottom half where the battery is.
The back cover must also be removed to remove or insert the lanyard. I would prefer a loop through which the lanyard could be threaded. I bet the moisture resistance is reduced, not to mention the threads in the case where the screws go, every time the back cover is removed.
It does not have any sleep / power save function, so the LEDs are visible all the time. I don't know if this shortens battery life much.
The instructions are minimal -- just a piece of cardboard that doubles as the product label.
On the side panel, it says "Save Storage Case" and it shows a picture of a little case partway open. My watch did not come with a case and there is no way to reuse the plastic packaging bubble as a case.
I would suggest that they add a couple of solar cells. I have a cheap calculator from Office Depot that has four small (1" by .25") solar cells. I believe there is also a battery, but the case does not even open to replace it. I have had it 10-12 years and it is still working.
This stopwatch is not perfect, but it's pretty good.
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