I have the Garmin Forerunner 405, and in a move lost the ANT Stick for the computer to receive data from the device. The new one is much smaller than the old one, and since I just usually leave it in the computer, the new one allows my computer cabinet doors to close!
Section A will typically be located north of B sections. The USDA Hardiness Zone Map was last updated in 2012 and was calculated for the lowest temperatures recorded between 1976 and 2005. There are three zones (6, 7, 8) in North Carolina that increase as you move east across the state. Most of the mountains are in zone 6, while the piedmont and the northeastern coastal plain region are in zone 7. The southeast area of the state is in zone 8.
Step 1. Find your USDA hardiness zone using the state map from Grow It (see Resources). North Carolina fits in zones 6b to 8. Gardeners in zone 6b can plant either sweet or tart cherry trees. Those in zones 6b or 7 can grow sweet cherries, and those in zone 8 cannot grow cherry trees reliably since they don't receive enough winter chill hours.