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tank, if you do a 2hr ride, then surely the phone battery should be fine ?

 

let us see,

phone ON

gps ON

internet ON and connected sending co-ordinates to website quite often.

all those applications chows the battery.

 

Some phone have been reported to be doing fine, like the BB's I think.

My Htc last for around 1 and a half to 2 hours ... no more!

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And if you have a GPS only, like Edge 500? Can you track live from the unit?

 

i dont think so - since you need to send that data somewhere to be seen on a map. and the edge does not do that.

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And if you have a GPS only, like Edge 500? Can you track live from the unit?

 

Nope, that is a receiver only not a transmitter.

 

It can not send the gps co-ordinates out to anywhere else or connect to the net.

Dont know why Garmin hasnt thought of that yet :blink:

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Dont know why Garmin hasnt thought of that yet :blink:

 

Probably because they are to busy trying to fix their websites and replace stuff that works with stupid stuff like Bing :lol:

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tank, if you do a 2hr ride, then surely the phone battery should be fine ?

 

i've done a 5 hour ride before with nokia sports tracker and my phone was still alive afterwards

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i've done a 5 hour ride before with nokia sports tracker and my phone was still alive afterwards

 

so for guys with slow in their nickname's we are looking at what, about 10hrs ?

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i've done a 5 hour ride before with nokia sports tracker and my phone was still alive afterwards

 

while using the live tracking? Does sports tracker offer live tracking?

I dont use Nokia so I wouldnt know

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so for guys with slow in their nickname's we are looking at what, about 10hrs ?

 

i would say I was slow. It was the hardest MTB race I've ever done. The winner finished 90 min before me.

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while using the live tracking? Does sports tracker offer live tracking?

I dont use Nokia so I wouldnt know

 

it used to but they've changed the app. The app is still connected to the net though as it downloads maps as you move.

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slightly different then, your phone would not need to update map as often as the gps co-ordinates are sent out.

 

SportyPal offers a nice alternative - you can complete your workout and then upload it to the web so you only connect once.

I like SportyPal website and maps more than Endomondo's

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Updated to Firefox 4 this afternoon - at the install, message popped up telling me that my Garmin Communicator plugin/add-on(?) was incompatible with the next Firefox version, and was being disabled... :blush:

 

Which might, or might not, mean anything... Will pop something up when I try and upload my rides - and see if it works...

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Updated to Firefox 4 this afternoon - at the install, message popped up telling me that my Garmin Communicator plugin/add-on(?) was incompatible with the next Firefox version, and was being disabled... :blush:

 

Which might, or might not, mean anything... Will pop something up when I try and upload my rides - and see if it works...

 

some people just like the bang their heads ....... Die Antwoord ...... is ......... is ..... Sportstrack (because Tank said).

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some people just like the bang their heads ....... Die Antwoord ...... is ......... is ..... Sportstrack (because Tank said).

 

Ja - guess I must pull my head out of the proverbial... :D

 

Can old data be transferred across?

 

Wait. Google is my friend... :P

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