Discussion: Watch
in: Dooby; Dooby > 2020-05-14
May 14, 2020 1:05 PM
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What GPS do you have?
I was always under the assumption that all these virtual o apps were used on phone and that wasn't really appealing. Assuming the coordinates could be calibrated accurately, having this on the watch actually has potential.
I was always under the assumption that all these virtual o apps were used on phone and that wasn't really appealing. Assuming the coordinates could be calibrated accurately, having this on the watch actually has potential.
May 14, 2020 2:21 PM
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Garmin 735XT
Hard to be 100% accurate for a few reasons but you can have the watch 'punch' at between 5 and 20m.
It's just an app for punching when orienteering so could make a training course without controls that bit better with the confirmation that you are in the right place.
Not checked but i'm going on the assumption that the co-ordinates need to be LAT/LONG because that's what GPS use, so that may have a bearing on your map.
Hard to be 100% accurate for a few reasons but you can have the watch 'punch' at between 5 and 20m.
It's just an app for punching when orienteering so could make a training course without controls that bit better with the confirmation that you are in the right place.
Not checked but i'm going on the assumption that the co-ordinates need to be LAT/LONG because that's what GPS use, so that may have a bearing on your map.
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