Cris
Statistics: Posted by admin — Wed Oct 30, 2013 11:24 am
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The location was a few hundred kilometers away from the location where I used my watch last.
It was cloudy and it was quite an open space (houses from two sides at least 10-15 meters away) other two sides open towards a park.
I started my run w/o a GPS fix (my iPhone and Garmin Forerunner 305 both had a fix within a minute.
Leikr acquired finally a fix after 2,75km.
Any ideas what I can do to improve that behavior?
Statistics: Posted by Gallodoro — Tue Oct 29, 2013 10:57 am
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Next time please wait till the pace indicator zeroes.
thanks
Cris
Statistics: Posted by admin — Mon Oct 28, 2013 2:28 pm
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With Galaxy S3:
http://www.endomondo.com/workouts/262706671/1912653
9.08 mile (as expected from planning the route)
With Leikr:
http://www.endomondo.com/workouts/262790788/1912653
11.86 miles (30% over-estimate)
Almost all of the route was near-open fields, but there is some clear instability on the leikr track, if anything getting worse through the run. Around mile 10 is a small area of woodland between some houses, and the signal is near enough lost completely.
Statistics: Posted by tsh — Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:43 pm
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MPH seems quite high
there is probably some errors in the metric to imperial conversion
thanks for reporting!
Cris
Statistics: Posted by admin — Mon Oct 28, 2013 7:46 am
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Edinburgh Parkrun. A free weekly 5K race, totally flat following path on a "lollipop" route with slight deviation onto old path near finish. Next to beach with at least a clear 180 degree visibility to horizon North and a few trees in places to the South.
Fix: 3 minutes (and held stationary with fix for 5 minutes before race start)
Autopause: on (will remember to switch off next time)
Current Pace: +- 0:30min/mile (maybe)
Distance: 3.25mile (5K = 3.10mile)
Training history: 32.9mph 6.11min/mile 3.25mile 20:06min
GPS location was off by 60m South from start until it had a bit of a correction and wander on the far loop before then tracking correct route back to finish. Conversely, GPS altitude was correctly flat for first half and then poor for second half after correction but I already know GPS altitude on most devices is generally dire. No vibrations other than mile intervals that I recall. And the training history speed is a very, very wrong.
Statistics: Posted by Swanny — Sun Oct 27, 2013 4:57 pm
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Even uploaded to endomondo so everything looks fine now!
Charging using iPhone charger so no loss of power when computer goes to sleep
Statistics: Posted by mml1 — Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:59 pm
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* Fix: (sufficiently) fast on both devices (Leikr had network access and auto-pause off)
* Track: urban, wood
* Length: 14.47km (openstreetmap), 14.35km (Polar), 16.20km (Leikr)
* No dropouts (no vibration)
* Current pace on the Leikr has often been about 1min/km faster and more "lively" than the Polar during the run (which is typically already about 10 secs too optimistic)
* Recorded track off the Leikr is a bit jaggy and less consistent
Summary: there is a distinctive gap between the two devices and (at the time of writing) Polar appears to be the one being more accurate.
Leikr: http://www.endomondo.com/workouts/262216736
Polar: http://www.endomondo.com/workouts/262217410
Statistics: Posted by fdrake — Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:19 pm
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@mml1: can you please try to powercycle your watch and your router?
On a side note: after doing a restore factory setting, remember to re-transfer the .cnf file. Without that there is no connection to the Wi-Fi.
afterwards you need to do a couple of syncs to bring the watch up to date.
thanks
Cris
Statistics: Posted by admin — Fri Oct 25, 2013 12:00 pm
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Also, no updating is taking place, its still on 1.7.12 according to menu -> settings -> about screen.
Is there any way of telling if it has a good wifi connection or why its not connecting to Leikr (or if it actually is after it says its not)?
I have managed to get maps of the local area, but are going to Athens in beginning of may and would love to have maps on the watch down there
BTW, it seems a bit overly aggressive the buzzzzz it gives of when powered on, almost dropped it the first time as I was not expecting such a roar. Also, on the cradle do the B&O (and apple) trick and put some weight in the bottom so it feels like quality and gets a firmer stand.
Statistics: Posted by mml1 — Thu Oct 24, 2013 9:18 pm
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However, here a short version: 1) select the area, 2) make sure that you dont exceed the max memory available 3) press "update map" 4) do you a sync on your device.
@Michael: regarding the mix of minutes and kilometers in a workout: we have a bug fix in the next release.
@Dr D. : elevation graphs are not consistent most of the time. However I recently saw some good ones. It needs to be understood beetter.
thanks
Cris
Statistics: Posted by admin — Thu Oct 24, 2013 7:22 am
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