Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

Input:
Question: Does it work as Celsus only not in Fahrenheit?
Document: Love this bike computer. Nice & big numbers. Shows temp too so that is nice. Have had many over the years and really like this one. Bought the wireless for my recumbent because regular corded computers will not work. The cords are just too short. This works great!
Their most recent, the Ignita andNocturnaare two very nice little units that will make you visible from the ISS and, when I used them on my ride to work the other day, prompted a complaint from the Chinese Embassy about unidentified light sources interfering with Jade Rabbit's cameras.The Velocita is a perfectly functional, basic cyclecomp.
Hooked up on exercise bike. Could not get to work after 3 hours of adjusting. Tried my regular bike next. Still did not work. No matter how close two units were, orientation, etc., could not get to give a repeatable speed. Quits reading after about 20 seconds. Try something else.
I purchased this in June of this year and up to one point it worked fine. It did everything I needed it to do. That is the good part, the bad is I dropped it out of my pocket and now it is toast! The fall was only about 3 feet onto pavement. There wasn't a scratch on it but now it does not work at all. You would think a small to mild fall would be ok but not so. I have emailed MetroFlash to see if they will replace it.
I bought this bike computer for my friend who is an avid biker (bikes over 25mi/day). He took it the bike shop to have them install it properly and the computer worked well for about a week. Then it would work for 5 minutes, and not at all. Sometimes it would kick in mid-trip and then abruptly cut off. Now it only works about 1 mile out of 50, which renders it completely useless.
Finally, iPhone by itself relies on GPS for all of its measurements - velocity, distance, etc. Those can be pretty unreliable, especially when it comes to instantaneous readings. There are gadgets out there that can be attached to your bike and work with the iPhone, but again, most of them are too expensive for casual use.MetroFlash's Velocita computer is a very well made little device. I've owned several other MetroFlash devices, and have always been impressed with the quality of their products.
The secondary read-outs are not and the backlight is no help here.Setting the thing up was fairly easy. I have a horror of reading instruction leaflets and it took me some time to work out how to set the wheel size. Given that this is fundamental to the correct use of the computer, I would have liked to see those particular instructions given a section of their own "Setting The Wheel Size". No so, I'm afraid.There. More complaints than praise.
it works fairly accurate.Instruction manual is not good. You really need magnifying lens if you are doing this first time.they should give slots to fix the base stand (on which computer rests). As far my knowledge you need to hold it with rubber bands.
i lost my previous bike computore which was 100$. I decided i wanted to stay wireless and keep it within the budget and this one works. It super easy to read registers quicker than my previous computer and has a super easy quick release.
You'll also have to tinker with how your sensors are going to best read on your bike. The sensor is NOT that sensitive, so you'll really need to arrange them in the best way possible so you'll get accurate readings.It's a pretty clever device, and won't cancel the readings on a trip if you stop for a couple minutes. You can hard press the reset button for a new trip, etc... and afterwards see all the total stats for your ride.
Answer: no