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		<title>The Shin Woo Digital Pedometer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For your amusement, here are the complete, unabridged, faithfully copied instructions for The Shin Woo Digital Pedometer.

Digital Pedometer Step Counter
The efficiency of 10thousand pace checker
It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to walk 10 thousand steps and the distance is approximately 7km. Of course, it is not easy to walk for about 1 and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For your amusement, here are the complete, unabridged, faithfully copied instructions for The Shin Woo Digital Pedometer.</p>
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Digital Pedometer Step Counter<br />
The efficiency of 10thousand pace checker<br />
It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to walk 10 thousand steps and the distance is approximately 7km. Of course, it is not easy to walk for about 1 and a half hour a day. So, if you walk for average 30 minutes more than usual, you will walk nearly 10 thousand steps a day including the steps that required for a daily activity. To help for understanding, it is as belows;</p>
<p>A. Daily caloric intake from foods is 2,500~3,000Kcalorie.<br />
B. Metabolic consuming calory is approximates 1,500Kcalorie.<br />
C. For the remaining 1,500Kcal, you would consume by exercise.<br />
D. In the case of salaried man, intake energy is remains 300Kcal compares to consume energy of daily life.<br />
* If you walk 10,000 steps, can consume 30 calories. The basis is as following. : There is the person who is 65kgs.<br />
- The person want to consume 1 calorie, he has to walk 30 steps.<br />
- General people&#8217;s step is 65cm, And if he walk 100 steps per minute, he can walk 3.9km/h. So, If he walk 90 minutes, he can consume 30 calories. But, women can consume 90% of men&#8217;s consumptive calories.</p>
<p>The Using Method<br />
1. Please put it on the waist belt.<br />
2. Push the bottom of &#8216;CLEAR&#8217; which is left side of product. It is going to set up &#8216;00000&#8242; after pushing the bottom.<br />
3. If you want to change a unit, just push the MODE bottom.<br />
4. You can check your consumptive calorie and km of Miles (distance) per volume of exercise if you push the MODE bottom.</p>
<p>Caution<br />
1. Do not drop it, or give a shock.<br />
2. Do not make to wet or soak by water.<br />
3. Please put it on correcitly when you put it on a belt, (reference the picture)</p>
<p>The method of battery exchange<br />
1. Open the cover and separate it.<br />
2. Push out the battery by any pointed thing and than exchange it.
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<p>Well, that clears that up.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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