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2010-03-23
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Hi can i just say that e-coach has been useless for me when i went out cycling it worked for a while but just stopped after 5minutes so didnt even record my whole ride this has happened 4 times now i have deleted it.
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2010-03-23
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2010-03-23
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@ Stockholm, Sweden
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2010-03-23
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2010-03-25
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2010-03-25
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2010-03-25
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@ Oulu, Finland
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Hello all,
I have been using e-coach will bike riding and am pretty impressed. However, I have a problem with altitude. I was impressed to see that my last bike ride rose to 243m. However, when I checked the location on google earth it was in fact about 190m. I appreciate that there are errors with GPS altitude but I thought they would be less than this.
Is there anyway to calibrate? Or perhaps read altitude from the map - given the GPS position - using open cycle map or something?
Any thoughts?
Chris
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2010-03-25
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2010-03-25
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EDIT: silly me. It just needed some time to get the fix. It seemed as if it had, but when I gave it time is gave me a notification and perfect positioning.
Last edited by Strutten; 2010-03-23 at 11:47.