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		<title>Casio Barometer Watch</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Casio Pathfinder barometer is a state of the art piece of technology, combining more than one feature into a surprisingly small device that wraps around your wrist. The Casio barometer combines functions such as:

Atomic timekeeping &#8211; helps calibrate your watch by capturing the signals emitted by the three major countries that own an atomic [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Casio Pathfinder barometer is a state of the art piece of technology, combining more than one feature into a surprisingly small device that wraps around your wrist. The Casio barometer combines functions such as:</p>
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<li>Atomic timekeeping &#8211; helps calibrate your watch by capturing the signals emitted by the three major countries that own an atomic watch. Atomic watches have an error of 1ms in 1000 years &#8211; so there isn&#8217;t a more precise watch than this.</li>
<li>Solar charging &#8211; you&#8217;ll never have to worry about running out of batteries.</li>
<li>Compass &#8211; helps you keep the right direction by always pointing the cardinal points.</li>
<li>Altimeter &#8211; measures and displays the current altitude every two minutes so you&#8217;ll get precise information at which altitude you currently are.</li>
<li>Barometer &#8211; helps you interpret atmospheric pressure variations</li>
<li>Thermometer &#8211; indicates current temperature</li>
<li>Tide graph -  indicates the tidal movement based on the Moon&#8217;s transit over the meridian and the lunitidal interval.</li>
<li>Autolight &#8211; the Casion Barometer Watch has a powerful display powered by two light emitting diodes aka LEDs that make up for an ultra bright screen.</li>
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<p>These are just some of the features that the regular Casio Barometer Watch holds. If you&#8217;re interested in reading more you could always view this <a title="casio barometer watch" href="http://pathfinder.casio.com/features/" target="_blank">page</a> for visual as well as text explanations. All in all, I honestly think that the Casio Barometer Watch is a sound investment considering you&#8217;re investing in your future outdoor trips.</p>
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		<title>The Barometer Watch</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We already know that a barometer is used to measure the atmospheric pressure and based on those measurements the upcoming weather conditions can be forecast. Usually, low-pressure means cloudy skies and precipitation (snow, rain) whilst high-pressure stands for partially cloudy and sunny sky. If you are a person who loves the outdoors and loves to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We already know that a barometer is used to measure the atmospheric pressure and based on those measurements the upcoming weather conditions can be forecast. Usually, low-pressure means cloudy skies and precipitation (snow, rain) whilst high-pressure stands for partially cloudy and sunny sky. If you are a person who loves the outdoors and loves to travel then a barometer is a pretty good investment as it will allow you to forecast the weather and plan your trips accordingly. You probably wouldn&#8217;t want to miss out on nice weather and sunny skies but I&#8217;m willing to bet you&#8217;d like to take a pass at those rainy days.</p>
<p>Barometers &#8211; as we&#8217;ve already learned &#8211; come in different forms and shapes, ranging from <a title="water based barometer" href="http://www.barometerplanet.com/the-goethe-barometer/" target="_blank">liquid based barometers</a> to state of the art <a title="digital barometer" href="http://www.barometerplanet.com/category/digital-barometer/" target="_blank">digital barometers</a> but not all of them satisfy our necessities or are in our price range. Luckily some companies such as Suunto and Casio &#8211; just to name a few &#8211; have taken the matter into their own hands and have started producing a gizmo that we like to call the barometer watch.</p>
<p>The barometer watch is in no way different from the <a title="pocket barometer" href="http://www.barometerplanet.com/the-pocket-barometer/" target="_blank">pocket barometer</a> considering they&#8217;re both small in size and can do the same thing. A barometer watch is extremely convenient as it will allow you to read atmospheric conditions on the run without being bothered from what you are currently doing. A barometer watch looks pretty much as a regular watch that sits quietly on your wrist and gives you information on the current and upcoming weather conditions. A barometer watch is good when traveling and especially when you&#8217;re going hiking as it can help you determine which days are good for climbing and which not.</p>
<p>This makes a barometer watch key piece of gear for many outdoor activities, including hiking, climbing, fishing, and amateur meteorology &#8211; basically, any activity where it&#8217;s a good idea to be able to quickly and easily keep an eye on the coming weather.</p>
<p>Barometer watches can be easily found almost anywhere &#8211; and if you&#8217;re looking for a quick deal I suggest you try scoring one at Craiglist, eBay or Amazon.</p>
<p>All in all, a barometer watch is a pretty fancy and useful piece of equipment that almost any outdoor passionate should own. Suunto and Casio are just two of the leading companies that produce barometer watches and &#8211; for example &#8211; a Suunto barometer watch starts at $134.99 &#8211; which may seem like a lot at first but given the fact it&#8217;s a gadget that will always tell you when it&#8217;s nice outside I think it&#8217;s a good investment.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;re planning on getting a barometer watch you should try reading a few more reviews of barometer watches first to aid you in your decision.</p>
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