Berk on a Bike
Veteran
- Location
- Yorkshire
Here. Have mine.I think that's about all I am missing to make my day complete! (may have to be a pit stop on-route to work maybe)
Erm... I may have eaten some while composing this reply... soz...
Here. Have mine.I think that's about all I am missing to make my day complete! (may have to be a pit stop on-route to work maybe)
Faulty unit !!, I shouldn't worry about the elevation to much it all wacky, even the same route with the same unit will give different elevations
Elevgain, corrected on rwgps, unitelevgain, from the bryton site for the R20, and 705 unit elevation, ftmile as corrected for either the r20 or 705, 705 if I have data r20 otherwise. These are for the same ride to the hospital Friday mornings, it the only route I do thats the same every time.
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I have the same problem setting off from my mates, no matter what I do I can't get to set to the correct elevation, today I was like 300 ft higher than it should be, the other day I was in a sub.I had mine replaced and still the same. Must be his unit I guess. Or some glitch on the GPS near his house. There is one near work which shows a 450ft gain over half a mile...and it's perfectly flat in the real world.
Yep, even went right next to one at my friends house, it works fine at home and the hospital.@Nigelnaturist, have you tried adding manual locations to the Garmin? When you get within GPS range the unit self-corrects to the given elevation. I've added a few near my home, work and local hills. Without these the starting point would always be 300ft too high.
Don't matter what time of day, yes as it makes your next ride enjoyable.P.S - is it normal to be cleaning your bike at 6:30 am on a cold Friday morning and actually enjoy doing it?!?
yes - don't worry about it. I used to do it earlier than that if it needed it when I cycled to work 5 days a week.P.S - is it normal to be cleaning your bike at 6:30 am on a cold Friday morning and actually enjoy doing it?!?
Temp also effects the unit. this is why sometimes you can lose height quickly at the start of a ride.When I stop at one location (usually Chertsey ) and start again after an hour, air pressure change is shown as a jump up or down in elevation, as I am stopped this does not get added to overall figure, but the graph looks odd