NavList:

Red wrote:

> Using a good time source, start the stopwatch function at 00:00:00
> at a known time, preferably the head of the hour. Then the split/lap
> button can be used to stop the display--without stopping the
> timekeeping.

You can eliminate even that layer of "annoyance" by getting one of
Casio's Waveceptor models (it has a built-in receiver that syncs the
watch to NIST/WWV time signals daily ). Mine's served me well for
several years, seems like I paid ~$90 when I bought it.

An added benefit is the "Time Memo" function - press that button from
the Timekeeping mode and the date and time is automatically stored (I
think it holds about 30 of them, more than enough for a series of
celestial sights). And with that you don't even have to remember what
time you started the stopwatch from, either.  :-)

--
GregR


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