I need a timer to do interval training, so I can set it for 20 seconds followed by 10 second intervals without me resetting it each time
1326754
I have never seen a timer (and I have four different ones) that can do what you are asking. You can set it for 20 seconds, and it will ding. It automatically goes back to 20 seconds again when you press the stop. Maybe the answer is to buy two timers, set them on different time lengths and go from there.
1326755
Do a search for a "Tabata Timer". Many, if not most, of those are programmable to alternate to suit your needs.
247889
Yes you can measure seconds. So you can set for one minute 30 seconds if you want.
253066
Not unless you set all those intervals up seperately and keep changing/restarting. The Gymboss minimax has that capability.
862463
You can either do the 20 minute intervals or leave it on continuously. If you wanted you coupd always turn the timer off and on to make it go at your leisure.
720130
Yes - you can set each of the 2 intervals for any lenght of time you want. You cannot set multiple sets of intervals.
1689297
No, you can only set two intervals (one exercise and one rest) but up to 99 rounds. We use this timer everyday in our workout group, it's awesome!
846945
Gymboss will allow you to do that. It has the capabilities to set three different time intervals with up to 99 rounds.
1855057
Yes, it can be set for as little as 1 sec or as much as 59 sec. You just need to remember that time as added from left to right so if say you want something to go 3 minutes and 45 seconds you have to enter it as 345 start. I love the way this works because you don't have to hold down a button and wait for the time to count up or down to get where you want (and heaven forbid you miss the time and have to start over).
739236
No, the settings are 10, 20 and 30 Mins intervals. The Machine you are thinking of is a medical device.
301705
When you setup the timer you can adjust the "exercise" time and the "rest" time. That gives you two different time intervals that will run/alternate continuously. I hope that answers your question!
556988
I just answered no to your question. Take a look at the Ultrak Count up/down timer for $20.12 it will keep counting when it passes your set time. I think that one is what you are looking for. Good luck.
1780002
The frame I have can be set to every 3 sec, 5 sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 15 min or 1 hour
154183
The lowest time you can set it for is 10 seconds, and then it goes in 10 second increments, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 1:00 min. Hope this helps....
93519
Not sure. The one we got has a remote that has a push button to start a 17-minute Fight Gone Bad timer, and another button to start a Tabata timer, and another Mode button for setting a count-up or count-down timer, settable up to 99 minute duration. There's another button to set the display to show the current time of day, and it can also mute the beeps that normally sound when the workout begins or ends. There's number buttons for entering data, and a power button to turn the display on and off.
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hi Vicki, I have not been able to get it to do this. I don't even remember reading that this was possible in the instruction manual but granted I don't have the instruction manual anymore. But after looking at the timer itself -there are a total of 8 timer settings. So you could in essence run it for 1 minute starting at lets say midnight, then it would turn off, then start it again for a minute 15 minutes later, and so on for a total of 8 cycles. But that's really the extent of the extendable programming.
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manual for similar timer found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#TMD
1789591
If I set it for 10 minutes will it remember it next time or do I have to set the timer again?